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Flip divider resistance circuit for thermistors #90
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taesungh
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Thanks for updating this, please squash during merge.
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Update Lim Temp -- Lab Tests
Flip divider resistance circuit for thermistors
May 31, 2024
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The control board circuit actually has the ADC measure the voltage across the divider resistor rather than across the thermistor. This unfortunately means the ADC reading clips as temperature increases rather than decreases. To stay within the 2.048V FSR, the divider resistance is changed to 1 kΩ.