On Tue, Jul 01, 2003 at 11:16:32AM -0500, Picdude wrote:
>
> I'll flip a coin or something to see if I should bother,
> or just live with the ~1/2 range of the A/D.
>

You always can take many samples and then average them.
With random noise added to the input, each 4fold increase
in samples produces a 2fold increase in the acuracy.
So, if you take 100 samples and then do the average, you
could expect as much as 10 times the acuracy.

    Daniel.

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