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add adc/sampling_mode doc #4601

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Pull request in esphome with YAML changes (if applicable): esphome/esphome#8131

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The pull request introduces a new optional configuration variable sampling_mode for the ADC sensor configuration. This variable allows users to specify how multiple sensor samples are processed, with three possible modes: average (avg), minimum (min), and maximum (max). The default mode is set to average, providing users with more flexibility in handling sensor readings without modifying existing functionality.

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components/sensor/adc.rst Added new optional configuration variable sampling_mode with options avg (default), min, and max

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components/sensor/adc.rst (1)

38-38: Consider enhancing the documentation with examples.

To help users better understand when to use each sampling mode, consider adding:

  1. Example configurations showing different sampling modes
  2. Brief explanations of when each mode might be useful (e.g., max for detecting peaks, min for noise floor, etc.)

Example addition:

 - **sampling_mode** (*Optional*): Sampling method to use when multiple samples are taken. Can be ``avg`` (average of all samples), ``min`` (minimal value from all samples), ``max`` (maximal value from all samples). Defaults to ``avg``.
+
+    Example of using maximum sampling mode to detect voltage peaks:
+
+    .. code-block:: yaml
+
+        sensor:
+          - platform: adc
+            pin: GPIO32
+            name: "Peak Voltage Sensor"
+            samples: 10
+            sampling_mode: max
+            update_interval: 60s
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38-38: LGTM! The documentation for the new configuration variable is clear and well-formatted.

The sampling_mode parameter is documented in a consistent style with other configuration variables, clearly listing all possible values and the default.

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