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The multiplier acts as a calibration factor to adjust the raw data into its corresponding physical value. For example, if the raw register value represents temperature in an arbitrary unit, applying a multiplier could convert it into degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit.
The multiplier is a calibration factor; the raw data will be adjusted to its corresponding physical value. For instance, if temperature in an arbitrary unit is represented by a raw register value, the application of a multiplier could show it in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit.
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The multiplier is a calibration factor; the raw data will be adjusted to its corresponding physical value. For instance, if temperature in an arbitrary unit is represented by a raw register value, the application of a multiplier could show it in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit.