Thread: Analog Input Voltage Verification
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Re: Analog Input Voltage Verification
You are correct that a multimeter does produce a voltage when it is put in resistance mode, but this voltage is very small.

The PWM ports are outputs on the sidecar. Do not drive a voltage into them.