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Why do the output values from BITalino range from 0 to 1.023?

BITalino records analog signals which need to be converted into digital signals.

The analog-to-digital conversion results in the digital values ranging from 0 to 1023. The upper limit of this range is defined by 2n-1 where n corresponds to BITalino’s sampling resolution (10-bit).

You can find the transfer function to convert each sensor’s digital value back into its original physical unit in the sensor’s datasheet (see also BITalino Datasheets).

Updated on 29 de December de 2021

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