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User-declaration of temperature feedback parameters using physical quantities. More...

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#define TEMP_CAL_ZERO   (float) 0.500
 Declaration of temperature feedback properties. More...
 
#define TEMP_CAL_SLOPE   (float) 0.010
 

Detailed Description

User-declaration of temperature feedback parameters using physical quantities.

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ TEMP_CAL_SLOPE

#define TEMP_CAL_SLOPE   (float) 0.010

Definition at line 1540 of file dpsk3_hwdescr.h.

◆ TEMP_CAL_ZERO

#define TEMP_CAL_ZERO   (float) 0.500

Declaration of temperature feedback properties.

In this section the temperature feedback signal scaling, gain and valid signal limits are specified. Physical quantities are used to define parameter values to ease the system configuration.

As DPSK3 has one, central on-board temperature sensor between the load resistor banks indicating the worst case system temperature.

Macros are used to convert given physical values into binary (integer) number to be written into SFRs and variables and being used in runtime calculations.
(see Conversion Macros for details)

Definition at line 1539 of file dpsk3_hwdescr.h.