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Hello. I'm developing a project where the timing precision is a must. I use a PPS signal from a GPS to restart a counter of two Arduino Due. Moreover, the ADC of each device converts the output of a piezoelectric membrane at its highest conversion frequency (close to 1MHz). Whenever that output gets higher than a threshold, the Due gets the value of the counter and prints it. This is the simplest software I developed to tests the accuracy between two different Arduino's, which share the same PPS signal and the same input to the ADC peripheral. They also run the same exact software. The thing that is driving me crazy is that the printed values of both devices have a usual difference of 200 to 4000 timer counts (usually), being the counter configured at 42Mcps. For my project this is unacceptable, as they should be much more accurate, not even say that in the real project there is more hardware and much more lines in the main loop.
Here is an idea. The time gap you mention is from 5 to 95 microseconds and that is enough time to be captured in almost any oscilloscope. But that is the net result after executing some lines of code or doing some activity. When the two activities start getting out of time sync, they will be nanoseconds apart initially (I think). However, the gap would grow to microseconds by the time you see the printouts.
Thanks Haturi for the answer. I did a more simple tests that I couldn't do it before because I don't have a good waveform source. There's a 'FIX' output in my GPS modules which blinks some ms every 15s when fixed, so I used this signal (from the same module) as the input of the ADC in both devices and synchronized the TCs with two different GPS modules. Surprisingly the timing accuracy improved A LOT. Now the count difference is around 20-60 counts and that's actually expected as the deviation from one Main Clock to the other is around 120 ticks so this can be corrected with a lineal deviation curve. Which that means that the problem is in the input or in the ADC configuration (which I'm still struggling with). I also was thinking that the problem may be the inaccuracy of the internal Vref (does it make sense?). Now I'm wondering how to connect the piezoelectric element, which needs a differential input, and at the same time use the comparison mode of the ADC, which I'm not capable of making it work with the differential configuration. I wouldn't like to use a rectifier for the membrane and a ground referenced configuration as that adds more hardware and lowers the '0 sensibility' of my sensor. Any idea?
So I've been trying to learn the fundamentals of React and tried something like this which made the code go crazy. It looks like all the digits change wildly fast starting from the initial one and after a while the browser gives warnings like
Update: The exact same issue is also happening on AnkiMobile (iOS app). No editing, no redoing, no undoing, but just like the other 3-4 times it has happened so far, it was very close to the end of my reviews.
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My Fitbit in the last two weeks or so has started going insane. The screen is constant flipping on and off and the Fitbit logo sometimes flashes on, sometimes it's the clock (which is no longer the correct time) or an incorrect number of steps and it won't hold a charge or sync to ANYTHING. I love this Fitbit, it's my second one but I've only had it for a year and don't understand what it's being this way, last time I had an issue with my Fitbit, it just needed to update, but nothing like that is coming up and like I said, the Fitbit won't sync anymore.
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Ominous Seas is a fairly recent card from Ikoria that creates foreshadow counters when you draw cards. Eight of these counters can be exchanged for an 8/8 Kraken creature token. Assuming you can quickly proliferate those counters you might be pumping out quite a few of those Kraken tokens each turn.
Three cards make wish counters: Djinn of Wishes, Ring of Three Wishes, and Wishclaw Talisman. Each has a powerful effect with a hard limit on how many times it can be activated. But proliferating those counters can easily mitigate that restriction.
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