47 | | [[Image(0mA.gif, 50%, align=left, title="ADC values for 0mA",longdesc="ADC values for 0mA")]] [[Image(536.7mA.gif, 50%, align=right, title="ADC values for 536.7mA",longdesc="ADC values for 536.7mA")]] |
| 47 | [[Image(0mA.gif, 50%, align=left, title="ADC values for 0mA",longdesc="ADC values for 0mA")]] |
| 48 | [[Image(536.7mA.gif, 50%, align=right, title="ADC values for 536.7mA",longdesc="ADC values for 536.7mA")]] |
| 49 | |
| 50 | From the 536.7mA measure we have a 8% error for the ADC's output (we expect 3559, we get 3851). We can use this to correct our convertion ratio: |
| 51 | adc(i)=3851/536.7 * i (with i in mA). With this conversion function, and |
| 52 | excluding the value at 0mA, the error with the measured ADC output is |
| 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")]] |