Tool/software:
The sensitivity thermal drift shows +/-20ppm/degC, it means
20ppm/degC= (20/1e6)*190*100=+/-0.38%.
But the fig 6-1 shows it is only -0.1% error.
What's different?
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Tool/software:
The sensitivity thermal drift shows +/-20ppm/degC, it means
20ppm/degC= (20/1e6)*190*100=+/-0.38%.
But the fig 6-1 shows it is only -0.1% error.
What's different?
Hello,
Thank you for your post.
The plot you are referring to is the plot over temperature of the sensitivity error (%) and the 0.1% error is the 25C typical error.
I made an excel error calculator tool that you can see the effects of both the sensitivity error and the sensitivity drift.
Please also take a look at section 9.1.1 for example error calculations.
TMCS1133 Error Calculator with Lifetime Corrected.xlsx
I hope this helps,
Joe