In STM32U5, What is the right Oversampling Ratio for ADC1 14bit to achieve 16 bit. Is there a formula?
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‎2023-03-06 11:20 PM
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‎2023-03-07 10:59 AM
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‎2023-03-09 5:27 AM
Hello @Shru2​ and welcome to the Community :)
You will find the formula and more details in the RM0456 section 33.4.31:
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‎2023-03-11 2:49 PM
In short - to gain additional N bits of actual analog performance, one has to oversample by a factor of 2^(2*N) and then right shift the sum by N bits.
Duplicates:
- https://community.st.com/s/question/0D53W000026eq0fSAA/i-am-using-stm32u5-i-want-to-use-16-bit-adc-but-stm32u5-has-only-14-bit-true-adc-with-hardware-oversampling-if-i-oversample-and-increase-2-bits-leading-to-16-bits-will-this-16-bits-be-equivalent-to-true-16-bit-adc
- https://community.st.com/s/question/0D53W00002745xrSAA/i-want-to-get-16-bit-adc-resolution-from-12-bit-adc-using-oversampling-we-can-get-16-bit-by-12-bit-adc-with-oversampling-ratio-osr-of-16-and-also-by-osr-of-256-and-right-by-4-bit-what-is-the-difference-between-this-two
