We cannot multiplex to select a thermistor to read, and if we do get a reading, it is very noisy due to the voltage reference for measuring thermistor values not being what it should be. Although the cause of the noise issue is a combination of software and hardware, thus it may have no solution, the inability to multiplex can be investigated and maybe solved in software. Multiplexing thermistors should be the main priority of this ticket. Little time should be dedicated to noisy readings.
Acceptance Criteria
[ ] Multiplexing issues investigated
[ ] Explanation for why we cannot multiplex has been discovered
[ ] An additional investigation into bad thermistor readings has been done
Proposed Solution
Use the LTC drivers and interface to try to multiplex and read thermistor values. Judge whether or not the value that has been read from the sensor is reasonable (it will be room temperature if it is a good reading). Write down data collected and methods used so the investigation can be reviewed by others.
Description
We cannot multiplex to select a thermistor to read, and if we do get a reading, it is very noisy due to the voltage reference for measuring thermistor values not being what it should be. Although the cause of the noise issue is a combination of software and hardware, thus it may have no solution, the inability to multiplex can be investigated and maybe solved in software. Multiplexing thermistors should be the main priority of this ticket. Little time should be dedicated to noisy readings.
Acceptance Criteria
Proposed Solution
Use the LTC drivers and interface to try to multiplex and read thermistor values. Judge whether or not the value that has been read from the sensor is reasonable (it will be room temperature if it is a good reading). Write down data collected and methods used so the investigation can be reviewed by others.