Hi there,
I have a Boron and I would like to measure a signal around 5V with one of the analogue pins using a voltage divider.
To prevent the voltage divider from loading the input and distorting the signal, I want to use the highest value resistors I can possibly get away with - hence my question.
What is the maximum input impedance that the analogue pins can cope with while still giving an accurate reading? I couldn’t find it in the online datasheet unfortunately.
Would a 9.1M and a 4.7M resistor allow enough current though?
Thanks!
On the Nordic forum there was a similar question
Particularly this table and schema may be of interest for your question
Your signal source needs to allow for the 2.5pF sampling cap to fully charge in time.
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