>
> That works! Thanks Richard. I think I understand it a little better
> now. I hadn't taken the data width into consideration (if that's the
> correct term?)It's a lot more jittery than it is with procedural code
> for some reason. With the OO it hunts a lot too but I think there's a
> solution to that that I read about earlier. Many thanks.
> Mike M.
Try hanging a 1 ufd capacitor between the A/D input and ground. On
the scope I didn't see any jitter. It looked pretty solid.
Richard
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