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Setting the values of any of the instruments in the Power Supply screen results in values being set which differ from what the user requested. For PV1 I measured an error of up to 0.15 V (for 1.6V on PV1) with a PSLab v5 board. I also set values for PV1 with the Python library and the maximum error was 0.016 V (see attached Libre Office Calc file Multimeter-2024-08-26 22-30-59-Pass.ods).
Possibly the problem is worse with the v5 board. I did not have the time for extensive testing with the v6 board, but it seems like the error is smaller (0.03 V for 1.6 V on PV1).
Expected Behaviour
Setting PV1, PV2 and PV3 in the app should result in an output which has an error which is not significantly higher than setting the value with the Python library.
Steps to reproduce it
Connect PV1 to CH1
Go to Power Supply
Set value for PV1
Go to Multimeter
Measure voltage at CH1
Go to 2. and try for different values
Would you like to work on the issue?
I already played around a little bit, but to no avail. The next thing I'd try would be to compare the bytes being sent by the app and the Python library for certain voltages.
If anybody would like to have a look, that would be great. I don't know if I'll find enough time for this issue soon.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Actual Behaviour
Setting the values of any of the instruments in the Power Supply screen results in values being set which differ from what the user requested. For PV1 I measured an error of up to 0.15 V (for 1.6V on PV1) with a PSLab v5 board. I also set values for PV1 with the Python library and the maximum error was 0.016 V (see attached Libre Office Calc file Multimeter-2024-08-26 22-30-59-Pass.ods).
Possibly the problem is worse with the v5 board. I did not have the time for extensive testing with the v6 board, but it seems like the error is smaller (0.03 V for 1.6 V on PV1).
Expected Behaviour
Setting PV1, PV2 and PV3 in the app should result in an output which has an error which is not significantly higher than setting the value with the Python library.
Steps to reproduce it
Would you like to work on the issue?
I already played around a little bit, but to no avail. The next thing I'd try would be to compare the bytes being sent by the app and the Python library for certain voltages.
If anybody would like to have a look, that would be great. I don't know if I'll find enough time for this issue soon.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: