I tried a couple of experiments; I think that indeed I did damage the Teensy internal ADC.
I switched temporarily to an Arduino (until I receive the new teensy), however I am having a small problem.
I used to have the piezo taped to a piece...
The block diagram above shows an ADC chip by TI that has 4x internal ADCs which therefore allows it to sample all channels at the same time, eliminating and phase/time shift between samples.
This may be beyond what you are trying to do, I'm not...
Hi Roni, we will need a bit more information to be able to assist you.
Directly connecting piezo sensors to the Teensy ADC inputs is not a great idea since Piezo devices can produce quite high voltages without suitable clamping/limiting...
You can control the output voltage of a piezo sensor with a parallel resistor since they are current sources, not voltage sources, no need for a divider. So divide the power supply 1:1 to one wire of the sensor and connect the other to the...
Thank you for your input, it is really helpful.
My setup is simple, it is made of a voltage divisor and the piezo that is hooked on the 3.1v pin, so it should be shifted by +3.1V and divided by 3.
My setup (Though I am using a Teensy 4.1 and I...
Hi, I am also new to teensy and microcontrollers.
I am working on a uni project that requires a high synchronous sampling across two analog inputs, I am wondering if you did manage to do your project or not.
If so, could you please give me some...
Hello everyone, I am still new to Teesy. I am working on an acoustic project on Teensy 4.1, this project requires two piezo sensors and a very high sampling rate.
I want to continuously monitor the piezo sensors and write the values to the...