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Ah ok! Thanks for that bit of clarification, it makes a world of a difference, yes, you can use the breadboard for that, but - based on my own experience - if y
by jacquesm 10mo ago
Ah ok! Thanks for that bit of clarification, it makes a world of a difference, yes, you can use the breadboard for that, but - based on my own experience - if you want to actually use an ADC on a breadboard you're going to be in for a world of hurt as soon as you exceed some very low threshold frequency of updating and you're going to be fighting all kinds of weird bias effects. The parasitic capacitance of those breadboards is just terrible.
- elictronic 10mo agoLarge metal planes uniformly spaced. At what point is the parasitic capacitance just a capacitor.
- jacquesm 10mo agoAnd an antenna, and a coil. Breadboards are great for slow and digital up a few 100 Khz, above that you are going to have the occasional interesting challenge / hairpulling session.