I tested the NEW OPAMP Voltage_follower example on AVR128DB48 with DxCore 1.6.2.
https://github.com/SpenceKonde/DxCore/blob/master/megaavr/libraries/Opamp/examples/Voltage_follower/Voltage_follower.ino
Observed behavior
- DAC voltage is output on PD6.
- No voltage is observed on PD2 (OPAMP0 output pin).
- In DxCore 1.6.2, PD2 remains undriven.
Expected behavior
- PD2 (OPAMP0 output) should follow the DAC voltage (voltage follower).
Regression
- DxCore 1.5.11: PD2 outputs the expected voltage.
- DxCore 1.6.2: PD2 is not driven.
Steps to reproduce
- Use AVR128DB48
- Open the example above
- Compile and upload with DxCore 1.6.2
- Measure PD6 and PD2 (e.g., with a multimeter, oscilloscope, or using the internal ADC)
Note: No external circuitry is connected; using the example as-is.
Result
- PD6: DAC output OK
- PD2: no output (remains low or floating)
This may indicate a regression in DxCore 1.6.2.
Environment:
- MCU: AVR128DB48
- Bootloader: DB Optiboot (written with DxCore 1.5.11)
- Clock: 24MHz internal
- Arduino IDE: 2.3.8 / 1.8.19
I tested the NEW OPAMP Voltage_follower example on AVR128DB48 with DxCore 1.6.2.
https://github.com/SpenceKonde/DxCore/blob/master/megaavr/libraries/Opamp/examples/Voltage_follower/Voltage_follower.ino
Observed behavior
Expected behavior
Regression
Steps to reproduce
Note: No external circuitry is connected; using the example as-is.
Result
This may indicate a regression in DxCore 1.6.2.
Environment: