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From the devboard datasheet: > The RP2040 ADC does not have an on-board reference and therefore uses its own power supply as a reference. On Pico the ADC_AVDD
by akiselev 6y ago
From the devboard datasheet:
> The RP2040 ADC does not have an on-board reference and therefore uses its own power supply as a reference. On Pico the ADC_AVDD pin (the ADC supply) is generated from the SMPS 3.3V by using an R-C filter (201 ohms into 2.2μF)
Which doesn't sound promising and I don't see a DAC in the RP2040 datasheet.
- jarmitage 6y agoRight. I wonder if the Arduino version will be better for this, or whether we might need to wait for future boards from RPi.
- mlyle 6y agoIt's good and bad. Nice that they've filtered AVCC pretty heavily-- 360Hz corner frequency-- lots of microcontroller boards don't. Less nice that the ADC scale will be affected by power supply offset, though that all depends upon how "good" the board 3V3 is. The bandgap and error amplifier on the DC-DC converter IC is good at least-- max +/- 1%.