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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.
Very often the raw data are provided in one unit but need to be transformed into another, for example counts into pressures in bar or raw voltage levels into °C. The multiplier supports this transformation by defining the relationship between the raw register value and the physical unit.
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Latest revision as of 06:19, 28 November 2024


Very often the raw data are provided in one unit but need to be transformed into another, for example counts into pressures in bar or raw voltage levels into °C. The multiplier supports this transformation by defining the relationship between the raw register value and the physical unit.