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v10 v11 52 52 excluding the value at 0mA, the error with the measured ADC output is 53 53 at most 4, which is within the noise. 54 [[Image(i_o.gif, 50%, align=right,title="current to ADC outut",longdesc="current to ADC output")]]54 [[Image(i_o.gif, 50%, title="current to ADC outut",longdesc="current to ADC output")]] 55 55 56 56 We repeated the process for the tension inputs. Here we have a +/-5 unit error on the ADC's output for voltage inputs. This is less than 0.13% of the full range (or +/- 29mV on the 23.88V range). Below are plots for measures on the 6V scale. 57 57 58 [[Image(0.171V.gif, 50%, align=left, title="ADC values for 0.171V",longdesc="ADC values for 0.171V")]] 58 59 [[Image(5.996V.gif, 50%, align=right, title="ADC values for 5.996V",longdesc="ADC values for 5.996V")]] 60 61 For 5.996V, we expect 4045 at the ADC output and we did read 4041 0r 4042. 62 This is less than 0.1%. As for current we use the 5.996V result to fix our 63 conversion ration: adv(v)=V*4041.5/5.996. With this function, the error with the measured ADC output is at most 5. 64 65 [[Image(v_o.gif, 50%, title="tension to ADC outut",longdesc="tension to ADC output")]]