HX711 Load Cell Amplifier Example#776
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HX711 Load Cell Amplifier Example#776AlexanderMandera wants to merge 8 commits intocnlohr:masterfrom
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lmk when you get further. |
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We are now trying out a new mechanism for more full projects for ch32fun. This seems like something that would be good to put in the |
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This example provides a library for the HX711 load cell amplifier board, mainly used for weighing scales in different forms.
It does not use any floating point math to improve performance.
Any suggestions for improvements or optimizations are appreciated.
I needed to put the hx711_shift_in method into RAM to work properly.
The whole demo is 4628 bytes, but maybe something can be cut down?