Video series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9B4edd-p2ajA6AZZgxWPZl2w3taatg21 Training manual: https://mchp.us/35FeiyR Source code: http://mchp.us/2LKqwz9 Learn More about the ATtiny1627 Family of Microcontrollers: https://mchp.us/3qbxOdY Hardware: ATtiny1627 Curiosity Nano: http://mchp.us/2LKkajg Curiosity Nano Base for Click boards™: http://mchp.us/3ibfS0v Force Click board: http://mchp.us/39y1JX2 Software: Microchip Studio: http://mchp.us/3nHpQb0 MPLAB® Data Visualizer: http://mchp.us/3qft6fm This is the third of six videos in the Getting Started with the 12-bit differential ADC and PGA of the ATtiny1627 family (of microcontrollers) training series. In this assignment, it will be demonstrated how the oversampling technique can be used to increase the resolution of the ADC from 12-bit to 17-bit. The internal DAC is used to create an input signal to the ADC and the recorded values are transmitted over USART to the MPLAB Data Visualizer. For more 8-bit PIC® and AVR MCU info, visit https://www.microchip.com/design-centers/8-bit