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Often, the raw data may come in one unit (e.g., counts or raw voltage levels) but needs to be converted into another (e.g., pressure in bar, temperature in °C). The multiplier allows this conversion by defining the relationship between the raw register value and the physical unit. | Often, the raw data may come in one unit (e.g., counts or raw voltage levels) but needs to be converted into another (e.g., pressure in bar, temperature in °C). The multiplier allows this conversion by defining the relationship between the raw register value and the physical unit. | ||
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Revision as of 12:53, 18 November 2024
Often, the raw data may come in one unit (e.g., counts or raw voltage levels) but needs to be converted into another (e.g., pressure in bar, temperature in °C). The multiplier allows this conversion by defining the relationship between the raw register value and the physical unit.