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I don't have experience with that exact board, but it seems you are over-thinking this.
On other PPC parts at least, there's no real MUX option on the analogue inputs - you use them or you don't.
What are you trying to achieve by measuring ground? You know from the way the ADC works that if you measure a voltage that has the same potential as the analogue ground reference, you will get zero.
The normal way to connect something on an eval board is with a jumper wire.
James
Jumper wire is your answer.
I don't have experience with that exact board, but it seems you are over-thinking this.
On other PPC parts at least, there's no real MUX option on the analogue inputs - you use them or you don't.
What are you trying to achieve by measuring ground? You know from the way the ADC works that if you measure a voltage that has the same potential as the analogue ground reference, you will get zero.
The normal way to connect something on an eval board is with a jumper wire.
James
Hello James and thank you for your answer.
In fact I was asked to write a program to measure the voltage across an active analog input and to test that by connecting this input to GND that the displayed value is 0.