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    Reliable Voltage Source - where do I get it?

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    • securigyS Offline
      securigy
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      Just wonder where do I get reliable voltage source in order to calibrate the analog input to FiPy.
      I do have multi-meter/voltmeter - can it be used? and if yes - how? In not then I'd appreciate your advice.
      It might be the dumbest question you ever heard ;-) but I am not an EE and googling only brought me to some kind of design of that kind of devices...

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        robert-hh @securigy
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        @securigy You can use the multimeter to compare a voltage of y source you have with what you read with your xxPy device. That should be good enough for these devices. The ADC of the ESP32 is anyhow noise and instable.

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          securigy @robert-hh
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          @robert-hh Got it. Thanks.

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