2023-05-08 03:02 AM
2023-05-08 05:22 AM
Welcome, @Henrik, to the community!
Well, the factors K0, K1... are based on a current derived from the load current, which, however, does not have a high-precision reference voltage like an ADC. For this reason, the K factors have a relatively large tolerance and also non-negligible drift. Incidentally, the drift is not to be added to the error of the K-factors, but multiplied.
However, there is the possibility to calibrate the K-factor, which is shown in detail in UM1556, section 2.7.3.
Hope that helps?
Regards
/Peter
2023-05-08 05:22 AM
Welcome, @Henrik, to the community!
Well, the factors K0, K1... are based on a current derived from the load current, which, however, does not have a high-precision reference voltage like an ADC. For this reason, the K factors have a relatively large tolerance and also non-negligible drift. Incidentally, the drift is not to be added to the error of the K-factors, but multiplied.
However, there is the possibility to calibrate the K-factor, which is shown in detail in UM1556, section 2.7.3.
Hope that helps?
Regards
/Peter