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 The Potentiometer is directly connected to the STM32F429ZI microcontroller on [[stm32:peripherals:adc|ADC3 channel 4]]. \\ \\ The Potentiometer is directly connected to the STM32F429ZI microcontroller on [[stm32:peripherals:adc|ADC3 channel 4]]. \\ \\
  
-> {{ctboard_mode_no.svg?48px }} This functionality is independent of the CT Board mode. +> {{ctboard:ctboard_mode_no.svg?48px }} This functionality is independent of the CT Board mode. 
-> Supported modes: Available in all modes. +> Supported modes: Available in all [[ctboard:mode_switch|modes]].  
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 +==== Programming Example ==== 
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 +To configure and use the potentiometer, setup [[stm32:peripherals:adc|ADC]] on the microcontroller. \\ \\
  
 ===== Diagram ===== ===== Diagram =====
  
-\\ {{:ctboard:peripherals:ctboard_analog.svg?800em}} \\ \\+\\ {{:ctboard:peripherals:ctboard_analog.svg?700em}} \\ \\
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