Decoupling a 0.5V drop every 3ms
hello,
i've got following circuit:
arduino micro
2x ht16k33 led drivers (on adafruit breakout, connected i2c)
4x analog sensors connected analog inputs 100uf , 1uf in parallel in front of them (as suggested in datasheet of sensors)
everything working supposed to, since connecting led drivers there lot of noise on reading of analog inputs.
i connected scope , noticed it's 5v power supply coming arduino has regular noise on (see attachment).
it starts 0.5v drop , in middle of cycle again noticable drop of 0.1v?
maybe should mention current 100uf / 1uf combination used 1 time in front of first sensor, power , grounds parallel wired there on following 3 sensors.
i suppose solvable using right capacitors in circuit?
is there formula calculate values capacitors, based on noise see on scope?
i've got following circuit:
arduino micro
2x ht16k33 led drivers (on adafruit breakout, connected i2c)
4x analog sensors connected analog inputs 100uf , 1uf in parallel in front of them (as suggested in datasheet of sensors)
everything working supposed to, since connecting led drivers there lot of noise on reading of analog inputs.
i connected scope , noticed it's 5v power supply coming arduino has regular noise on (see attachment).
it starts 0.5v drop , in middle of cycle again noticable drop of 0.1v?
maybe should mention current 100uf / 1uf combination used 1 time in front of first sensor, power , grounds parallel wired there on following 3 sensors.
i suppose solvable using right capacitors in circuit?
is there formula calculate values capacitors, based on noise see on scope?
looks don't have star-ground setup. how current leds take?
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