VL53L4CX meaning of CalibrationData

YChen.9 · ‎2024-03-19

Hi，

I would like to know the meaning of each data in the L4CX calibration data(VL53LX_CalibrationData_t in API）, because there is a lot of data for this IC, and I would like to confirm the status of the calibration from the data.

Thank you.

Anne BIGOT · ‎2024-05-28

Hello

You can consider them as not important values.

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Anne BIGOT · ‎2024-03-19

Hello,
Did you have a look to the UM2923 ?

Do you need more information ?

Best regards

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YChen.9 · ‎2024-03-19

Hi, Anne

Yes, I found a part of the notes from the manual, but I don't think it's very detailed. There are some values not defined. So I would like to know the meaning of all values.
Or are those undefined values unimportant?

Thank you

Anne BIGOT · ‎2024-05-28

Hello

You can consider them as not important values.

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