On Fri, 8 Jan 1999, Gerhard Fiedler wrote:

> don't know about your specific chip, but generally, if you use Vcc as the
> reference, you can use the internal reference (and not the input), which is
> Vcc. maybe you check that...  do you have a clean signal? i mean ripple or
> so, anything that could bring you into trouble when you're near the limits,
> and pass unnoticed otherwise.
>

That would be something to look for(ripple).  The reason I am using the
Vcc has my ref on the pin is because in service it will be using a Vcc
closer to 7 volts, and the Vref will still be 5v.  On the breadboard I
only have so many power supplies so for testing I just connected them
together.


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