ADC multi channel configuration(STM32F410)

[Advance_tech]

Hello,

I'm using STM32F410 for ADC in which i have configured two channels means two conversions.

For IN7 channel the input voltage is 1.89V and for IN8 input voltage is 2.0v(This channel we have connected trimpot voltage can varied ) 

Please  check the configuration snap attached.

 when we configure  IN8 channel alone the conversion is happening properly  as per the input voltage(single conversion).

the problem is when we configure both channel at a time for both channel conversion if EOC Is set for single conversion means both channel value are coming same with same configuration if we set the EOC after all channel conversion both channel values are drifting drastically.

please guide me what is problem and what are parameter to consider while using multi channel 

Please  check the configuration snap attached.

 

12bit ADC clock freq = 6.25MHZ

This is program 

please check and correct where i'm doing wrong

 

 

 

 

  

[TDK]

Use DMA to convert multiple ADC channels in sequence. You could also do one conversion, then switch channels, then do the other. But there's no good way to convert both channels in a sequence in polling mode on this chip.

[Advance_tech]

Hello @TDK Thanks for solution.  

I have another problem.

 In one of channel the  ADC values are shifting drastically i have checked voltage going to controller is correct (1.89v)

but I'm not getting desired output whereas another channel values as per input voltage.

 

please check the snap attached how the values changing in 7th channel.

what can cause this problem?

[TDK]

How is that channel connected? What is the desired output you're expecting?

 

See here for general ADC accuracy tips:

https://www.st.com/resource/en/application_note/an2834-how-to-optimize-the-adc-accuracy-in-the-stm32-mcus-stmicroelectronics.pdf

In particular, sampling time can increase accuracy for high impedance signals.

 

Connecting that signal to GND and verifying ADC output is near 0 can also help to double check that it's connected correctly and that the pin is initialized properly.