2020-11-05 05:36 PM
Hi,
Please show the accuracy of the temperature as a concrete number. For example, ± x ° C.
I know the accuracy is not guaranteed, but I think there is a certain range of limits if it is not abnormal.
Regards,
Mitsu
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2020-11-06 08:10 AM
Hi Mitsu @MImai.1 ,
a bench estimation on about 100 samples from a standard lot of the LPS33HW embedded temperature sensor accuracy at T_Amb (25°C) is about +-4 degrees.
If it is far above this value, there could be some issue...
-Eleon
2020-11-06 06:20 AM
In fact, it is not mentioned in the data sheet, but you can assume an accuracy of + -1.5°C in the temperature range of 0...65°C.
But remember - it is not guaranteed unless it is mentioned in the datasheet.
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Good luck!
/Peter
2020-11-06 08:10 AM
Hi Mitsu @MImai.1 ,
a bench estimation on about 100 samples from a standard lot of the LPS33HW embedded temperature sensor accuracy at T_Amb (25°C) is about +-4 degrees.
If it is far above this value, there could be some issue...
-Eleon
2020-11-08 05:43 AM
Hi, Everyone who gave the answer
Thank you for your very helpful advice.
By using these values, I think it is possible to judge the abnormality of the temperature sensor function.