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#Task 1 :
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# Task 1 #
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##Part (a) :
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## Part (a) ##
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A low-impedant sensor outputs a 100 Hz sine wave which has a peak-to-peak amplitude ranging from 10 mv to 100 mv (depending on the the parameter being sensed - ignore that for now). A 4.0 V DC offset is superimposed on this output
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@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ A low-impedant sensor outputs a 100 Hz sine wave which has a peak-to-peak amplit
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Note : You can provide hand-drawn design for this part. No need to provide part number for the op-amps and other electronic components but please label all components. A short explanation on the working of the circuit is expected.
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##Part(b) :
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## Part(b) ##
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Assuming that output of your circuit in part(a) is being fed to A0 pin of an Arduino, develop a program to :
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1. Convert the analog to a digital value with a conversion time satisfying Nyquist criteria. Name this function “measureADC”
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@@ -23,6 +23,6 @@ The functions should be named “f_write”: and “f_read”
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Note: Don't use open source library for read and write operations in flash memory in this.
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#Task2
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#Task2#
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Repeat part (a) of Task 1 but with the sensor being high-impedant (max current of 1 micro Amp).
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Everything else remains same. No need to repeat part (b)
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