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Jon Slaughter
- Jan 1, 1970
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What do they mean by accuracy and resolution here?
http://focus.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tmp100.pdf
It says +-2.0C accuracy then a resolution of 0.0625C.
Does this mean I can compensate for the error in the accuracy by using a
more accurate device? So say I'm measuring a 100C source and its reading 98C
then I know I'm off by -2.0C and I can just compensate for that in all my
calculations? Is there any issues with this(like maybe drift)?
Thanks,
Jon
http://focus.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tmp100.pdf
It says +-2.0C accuracy then a resolution of 0.0625C.
Does this mean I can compensate for the error in the accuracy by using a
more accurate device? So say I'm measuring a 100C source and its reading 98C
then I know I'm off by -2.0C and I can just compensate for that in all my
calculations? Is there any issues with this(like maybe drift)?
Thanks,
Jon