Connect for a few seconds - Arduino UNO USB

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@MaxiMax07

I need my sensor to run at a high frequency, at least 100 Hz. I can’t wait for each call of the function (which I read has to be at least 1 seconde) to make my readings and I want my readings to be as continuous as possible.

Perhaps run the Arduino separately (no Blynk) and the ESP with Blynk as a standalone device… and share info between them via serial, I2C, etc.

I am working on something like that to control a stepper motor without worrying about delays or Blynk disconnections…

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@MaxiMax07

Could you just take a look?

Is it a good way to have a continuous reading (averaged for every time the print is called)?

@MaxiMax07

moyen.run();
freq.run();

I am not very good at troubleshooting code over the forum… I usually need to have it running in front of me…

But calling two functions from the void loop() is still the same as having then in the loop Still all running hundreds/thousands of times a second.