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Best or any way to get battery before regulator

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    Martin Tellblom
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    If I use this code:

    #if defined(__AVR_ATmega2560__)
      analogReference(INTERNAL1V1);
    #else
      analogReference(INTERNAL);
    #endif
    

    And try to use the analog pins for this soil moisture sensor the values I get from the other analog pins goes all crazy with its values

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      If I use this code:

      #if defined(__AVR_ATmega2560__)
        analogReference(INTERNAL1V1);
      #else
        analogReference(INTERNAL);
      #endif
      

      And try to use the analog pins for this soil moisture sensor the values I get from the other analog pins goes all crazy with its values

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      AWI
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      @Martin-Tellblom don't use the internal reference, stick to the external (default)

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        Martin Tellblom
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        @AWI How do I do that? This is my first battery node tryout :)

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          @AWI How do I do that? This is my first battery node tryout :)

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          AWI
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          @Martin-Tellblom Try to comment out the
          //analogReference(INTERNAL1V1);

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            Martin Tellblom
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            @AWI So that should be enought? I'll try that

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            • M Martin Tellblom

              @AWI So that should be enought? I'll try that

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              AWI
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              analogReference(DEFAULT); is the alternative for using a 5v (vcc) reference.

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                analogReference(DEFAULT); is the alternative for using a 5v (vcc) reference.

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                Martin Tellblom
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                @AWI But that is always 5V until the end of the battery since I use a step-up or am I thinking completely wrong here

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                  clio75
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                  If you are using the internal ref 1.1 you need to divide the voltage on the pin down to this level.
                  If you like in the example using a 1M and 470K you will have a approx 1Volt in the point.

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                    @AWI But that is always 5V until the end of the battery since I use a step-up or am I thinking completely wrong here

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                    @Martin-Tellblom The 5 volt is the reference... the analog pin is where you measure with respect to the reference. Try reading this article

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                      @Martin-Tellblom The 5 volt is the reference... the analog pin is where you measure with respect to the reference. Try reading this article

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                      @AWI said:

                      e 5 volt is the refer

                      Once again. Big thank you @AWI . As you understand I'm new to this battery thing and it's kind of driving me crazy :)

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