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12/6/2013 9:10 AM | |
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Hi, my question is, what is the significance of 26748 count for analoge input / output to define voltage and current quantity? Tukaram.... |
12/6/2013 9:33 AM | |
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Hello, there is a thread with same question Here Hope you find some answers there. Regards, Marcjan |
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12/7/2013 12:14 PM | |
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Hello tukaram, I am Ravi Teja Mr.dchartier given explanation for your question .Hopes it helps you. The closest explanation I can find, if you examine the table I proposed which is attached to this reply , is that: 27648/32767= 0.839.... 32512/32767= 0.992... So this allows about 85% of the full range for the rated range values, a zone between 85% and 99% for overrange, and above 99% for overflow values. Also, 27648 = hex(6C00) and 32512=hex(7F00); possibly the "00" ending of the hex values can be used easily as markers in their math calculations and compares. We did this alot when programming microcontrollers, in the past. check in this link for more details/tf/WW/en/Posts/26057 |
12/13/2013 5:20 AM | |
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Hi, Thanks for the knowledge sharing... Tukaram... |
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