On Paper: Understanding Variance with ADC Conversions

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On Paper: Understanding Variance with ADC Conversions

When doing conversions with the ADC (Analog to Digital Conversion), the result may have a variance from conversion to conversion. This gives you a method to calculate this deflection over time and some possible techniques to minimize this deflection, such as using capacitors or using the ADC sleep mode.

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