IanalogWritef() converts a user floating-point value to the analog output range and outputs it.

void IanalogWritef(uint8_t ch, float min, float max, float value)

const uint8_t DEMAND_INPUT = A0;
const uint8_t OUTPUT_CHANNEL = 0;
 
void setup() {
  Serial.begin(115200);
}
 
void loop() {
  const float demandVolts = IanalogReadf(DEMAND_INPUT, 0.0F, 10.0F);  // Map the analog input value to the specified floating-point range.
  IanalogWritef(OUTPUT_CHANNEL, 0.0F, 10.0F, demandVolts);  // Map the user's floating-point value to the analog output range and output it.
 
  Serial.print(F("demand="));
  Serial.print(demandVolts, 2);
  Serial.println(F("V"));
  delay(250);
}

• The argument order must be ch, min, max, value.
• min and max define the user input range for interpreting value, rather than directly setting the electrical output range.
• If value is outside min~max, the internal Iscalef() clamps it to the nearest endpoint.
• Setting min greater than max reverses the output direction.
• If min equals max, the output value is 0.
• Changing Timer TOP with analogWriteInit() or analogWriteFreq() also changes the actual analogWrite() output range. Use the default TOP 65535 to retain 16-bit 0~65535 resolution.
• Match the output module DIP switches, external supply and wiring to the connected equipment's input specifications.
• Do not use these together with PWM, pulse output or counter commands using the same timer.

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