rodw wrote:
tommylight wrote: It does work with arduino, but the 1024 values are just enough to do the job.
There are some other higher precision A-D converters that are compatible with the Arduino. I've got one here. but have no idea where it is to give you a part number.
Thanks but no thanks, i went that route once before THCAD came out, costed way to much time and money with the the end result being a to damn fast THC that can not be used at those speeds. Also got some TI voltage to frequency converters sitting in a bin somewhere in the shop, never used.
At the price the THCAD is, nothing else is reasonable, nothing! Not even an arduino or ESP32 (have plenty of those too) with it's 12 bit inputs and two processors and wifi and bluetooth connectivity built in.
Made two of those, one is working every day for some years now, the other is dismantled here to remind me not to go that route ever again!
BTW, thank you very much, Peter.
