In my project i am utlising 3 ADC channels and to display on an LCD. All the ADC's are working properly but independently. But all together, i am facing some issues.

Assume the first ADC output is 12v and second ADC output is 0v. the o/p is perfect. but the first ADC output is 0 and second ADC is 12. the LCD is displaying a value less than 12 volts, but when i increase the first adc input voltage my second adc o/p is getting corrected.

what might be the reason?

 

Hard to say something as it is now. You better post your schematic

 

In my project i am utlising 3 ADC channels and to display on an LCD. All the ADC's are working properly but independently. But all together, i am facing some issues.

Assume the first ADC output is 12v and second ADC output is 0v. the o/p is perfect. but the first ADC output is 0 and second ADC is 12. the LCD is displaying a value less than 12 volts, but when i increase the first adc input voltage my second adc o/p is getting corrected.

what might be the reason?

sounds like you swapped your variables... better post your code too...

 

It's a common problem if you do not allow enough "settling time" between changing between ADC inputs and reading them.

The datasheet for the PIC covers the settling time, and if time if not so critical it's best to use lots of settling time for good accuracy.