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    MCU: Strong interference/ripple when touching a wire connected to a GPIO

    The microcontroller might be busy reconnecting to the wifi network and therfore does not recognise the sensors input. Therefore it's essential for me to use an interrupt, except.... I could use a timer to do this? As far as I know timers also run regardless of the current software "loop"...
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    MCU: Strong interference/ripple when touching a wire connected to a GPIO

    @KlausST: Thank you very much for clearing things up with the SMPS, isolation and noise. @FvM: Could you please point out a little bit more in detail how to disable the regular pin function temporarily if floating is detected ? I would implement this the following way: Inside the ISR, check...
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    MCU: Strong interference/ripple when touching a wire connected to a GPIO

    Thanks for your comment. Two questions: - Probably a dumb question, but since we are in the elementary forum... Why is there a earth referece if I touch the wire. I think the switching pwer supply creates an isolated voltage using a transformer? So there is still an earth reference? Why does...
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    MCU: Strong interference/ripple when touching a wire connected to a GPIO

    Hello, I have a microcontroller (ESP8266 or Atmega328p) which has one GPIO pin configured as "INPUT" with external 4k7 pullup resistor. If I check the voltage of this pin using an oscilloscope I can see that it's near VCC (5v) with very low ripple/noise. A 10cm wire with open end is connected...

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