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Welcome to the .NET nanoFramework System.Device.Adc Library repository

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System.Device.Adc

Usage

Each target device has an ADC Controller, no matter how many ADC hardware blocks the microcontroller has. To read a channel, one must first instantiate the ADC controller and open the channel from which it's intended to read from. In order to read the raw value from an ADC channel, it's a simple matter of calling the Read() method on a open channel.

AdcController adc1 = new AdcController();

AdcChannel channel0 = adc1.OpenChannel(0);

int myAdcRawvalue = channel0.ReadValue();

To find details about the ADC controller, one can query the various properties of the ADC controller, like this.

// get maximum raw value from the ADC controller
int max1 = adc1.MaxValue;

// get minimum raw value from the ADC controller
int min1 = adc1.MinValue;

// find how many channels are available 
int channelCount = adc1.ChannelCount;

// resolution provided by the ADC controller
int adcResolution = adc1.ResolutionInBits;

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Credits

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License

The nanoFramework Class Libraries are licensed under the MIT license.

Code of Conduct

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