??? 07/09/09 05:45 Read: times |
#166895 - Ok... Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Kai Klaas said:
Every calibration needs a reference, which must stay constant. If the reference shows drift by itself, then it's no good reference. Whether "auto calibration" will work depends a lot on your application. There are very nice calibration schemes to compensate for supply voltage changes (by using ratio metric measurement, e.g.), offset voltages, gain errors and so on. But we need more details from you to analyse what's helping. ... The application is a linear current measuring device for laboratory use in the range of 100uA- 10A. So for example if current changes linearly from 100uA toward 1A then I need to see a perfect line in collected data not a line having bumps when range changes. |