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How to measuring small DC signal by ADC in PIC or AVR?

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I want to measure the DC signal which max Volt = 2mV.
Can you show me how to do this?
 

I want to measure the DC signal which max Volt = 2mV.
Can you show me how to do this?

is your signal is regulated or nmon regulated.
if it is non regulated then use a very small ref voltage about 25mV.
but i'm not sure about the output!......:?:
 

For AVR you can't use such a low Vref, for example in mega8 the min Vref is 2v , for mega88 it is 1v

Alex
 

Amplify the signal so that the range of the signal matches the input range of the ADC.
 

I want to measure the DC signal which max Volt = 2mV.
Can you show me how to do this?

Connect a signal conditioning circuit after receiving signal. Which basically will be a buffer or a linear voltage amplifier( say an Op-amp). Then use that voltage as input to uC
 

Connect a signal conditioning circuit after receiving signal. Which basically will be a buffer or a linear voltage amplifier( say an Op-amp). Then use that voltage as input to uC
Can you send me some examples schematic?

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is your signal is regulated or nmon regulated.
if it is non regulated then use a very small ref voltage about 25mV.
but i'm not sure about the output!......:?:
It is regulated.
 

connect an Op-amp in non-inverting configuration with a gain of 10 or 100 to amplify, followed by a buffer. and feed that input. be careful that the voltage does never increase the voltage (Vdd) of uC. So, i recommend use a amplifir with gain of 10.
 

Hello!

For op-amps, you may consider the following document which explains
almost everything you need to know for daily use of op-amps.



Dora.
 

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