Added support for ADCs with other than 10 bit #43
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resolution, by adding a optional paramter `adcBits` to constructor. In constructor member variable _adcMax is set to 2^adcBits-1. Subsequent calculations are now using this variable instead of constants 1023/1024 (which are only correct for 10bit ADCs).
This was referenced Oct 15, 2023
clang check barfed at trailing blank in comment - rather petty IMHO
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Added support for ADCs with other than 10 bir resolution, by adding a optional paramter
adcBitsto constructor.The constructor updates a member variable
_adcMaxto2^adcBits-1.Subsequent calculations are now using this variable instead of constants 1023/1024 (which are only correct for 10bit ADCs).
The addition of the optional parameter legacy code will not be affected by the change.