@Gordon I tried to use a scope but I didn't really find anything. I also didn't know what to have my physics teacher do with the scope. I did find however that there is a constant wave going through that specific LCD pin/plate(I don't know what to call them at this point) which would account for the non-zero value. I also don't know what kind of LCD I have in the scale, since that might shed some light on what kind of input that kind needs.
I have 10K ohm resistors but no capacitors unfortunately.
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@Gordon I tried to use a scope but I didn't really find anything. I also didn't know what to have my physics teacher do with the scope. I did find however that there is a constant wave going through that specific LCD pin/plate(I don't know what to call them at this point) which would account for the non-zero value. I also don't know what kind of LCD I have in the scale, since that might shed some light on what kind of input that kind needs.
I have 10K ohm resistors but no capacitors unfortunately.