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In signal processing, sampling is the reduction of a continuous-time signal to a discrete-time signal. A common example is the conversion of a sound wave (a continuous signal) to a sequence of samples (a discrete-time signal). A sample is a value or set of values at a point in time and/or space.

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The maximum ADC sample rate for the '328p, using the default prescaler of 128, is given as roughly 10000 samples per second. Maybe I've missed it, but I can't see whether that is the total rate for ...
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it has been a week that I'm struggling with the arduino to measure the RMS Voltage value. By OSC I can see that the RMS voltage value changes around 3V. But I can't see it by serial port. I think my ...
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Problem description When XIAO microcontroller is connected to the sensor signal output pin, keep printing unexpected values. Sketch I haven't sensor circuit diagram, you can machine translate and read ...
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I am reading analog sensor data using Arduino nano, and the required sampling rate is around 1kHz. I am using the AnalogReadSerial example provided by Arduino with a delay of 1ms, so I am expecting to ...
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what are the possible sampling rate the user can set in Arduino pro mini using ADCSRA registers. I want to set my desired sampling rate through registers, is it possible?
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I'm looking to use a MCU for audio sampling. I want to sample incoming audio and pitch shift it (without speeding it up/slowing it down). A bit about the build. I'm planning to make a circuit board ...
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I wanted to have your comments about one of my questions. I am currently working on the sketch for the Arduino Portenta H7. However, due to my poor electrical background, I would like to ask your ...
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I was wondering if there is a way to program a timer interrupt to collect sensor data at a specific sampling rate? I want to attach two strain gauge sensors to A0 and A1 pins and collect the data at a ...
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I am trying to read the values from a simple EMG circuit (with an INA122P) using the analogRead() and plotting in the plotter using an Arduino nano v3. I am powering the ina1222p from the 5v pin of ...
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I am designing a new soldering station which will use a 24 V ac soldering iron. I started to make some research and I designed a few steps of the soldering station. I will use a 24Vac/100VA toroidal ...
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I am trying to read a signal with a DC offset of 511 (as seen by the ADC). The signal's tiny with regards to the offset, and I'm feeding it to a library that does a Fourier transform on it. It comes ...
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as I checked on Arduino website, they mentioned all boards: UNO, Nano, Mini, Mega have maximum sample rate 10kHz for each analog pin. So my concern is: 1) is there any difference between sampling ...
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So, I have a very basic project where I cycle through 8 IR individual transmitters. After setting the individual transmitter high, I cycle through all 8 IR receivers and print their values, RX_CYCLES ...
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I want to make a simple digital voltage monitor. So I have a sketch: void setup() { Serial.begin(115200); } void loop() { int val = analogRead(A4); // read the input pin val = 1; byte ...
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I’m trying to sample an AC signal on the Arduino Due. The AC signal will never exceed +-80mv across a frequency range of 6-833Hz. Current is negligible. I believe there are clamping diodes to protect ...
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I am using Arduino Mega 2560 to sample and serially send a square wave. I am using Processing 3.3.6 for logging the data to .csv file. I am receiving about 6k samples at the moment. When I try ...
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I need to measure an Analog signal in the range of 5-30 mV. Naturally, using the internal default 5V reference leads to very poor measurement resolution. I would like to use the capability to use an ...
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I try to change the brightness of an LED following the formular in out1. I'm pretty sure that something is going wrong because it doesn't really change its brightness and it never stops lightening. ...
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So I have a project where I will be using an Arduino Leonardo and an external ADC (AD7980) to run a 16-bit (18bit) conversion and transmit it to the Arduino and then out on USB as fast as possible. ...
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My original question was if there is a library that covers the internal comparator and differential and gain modes for the Arduino Uno, Mega 2560, Leonardo, Due, Zero, M0. The answer is obvious: "No". ...
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I have been working in a Arduino project lately which requires human voice input to Arduino with some processing Arduino need to perform specific task. Simple sampling of incoming signal and ...
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I need to sample voltage at a very high rate (say for like 10000 Hz) and with a very good precision(at least 10-12 bit ADC will do). So I am in need of an Analog-to-Digital Converter(ADC) which has a ...
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I want to read ADC from the pin A0 and A1. I have written in this code, however. I took this code came from Nick Gammon Thank You ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////...
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Is it possible for Arduino boards to accurately process analog inputs that vary at MHz frequencies? If possible, which Arduino board would be most appropriate for such application? What ...
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tl;dr: The sample rate of my code seems to be lower than what I expect it to be. How can I fix this? Director's cut: I am trying to sample audio data and send it via serial. The setup consists of a ...
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