Fix selfheating #30
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Here we have a MAX318**65** not a MAX218**56**.
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Yes they are cumulative, but better separated than my previous #16 what was completely ignored. This way i hope to get a bit more feedback about what you like and what not. Yes. Tested on UNO and DUE with various of my applications. |
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Thanks. Cool. Let's merge this one then :) |
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Shut off bias current after one shot conversion to minimize self heating.
Fixing #1
Makes some 1/10°C for a 3mm diameter 10mm length cartridge in free not moving air at room temperature when called once per second. (even when called only every 10 seconds a difference is visible) (room thermometer) (it's sensor surface size dependent) (we produce about 1mA at 100 Ohm = 0,0001W = 0.1mW if always on) (if in a metal heater block or a liquid this is negligible, but not in air or less thermal conductive media )
A PR for "auto mode" with the bias current always on but without the busy waiting when waiting for stabilizing the bias current and waiting for the conversion will follow one day.