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Hi Sole,
I've used the getVoltageMilleVolt() in projects to measure how much voltage
was
used to complete a task. It is the most granular, hence the best accuracy.
Don't worry about the other methods. The getVoltageMilleVolt() method is
all
you need.
Hope this helps.
Walt White
"sole" <solemusitu@yahoo.es> wrote in message news:HtLFr5.1pKs@lugnet.com...
> Hi!!!
>
> I'm trying to test my robot executing certain programms. I take the • voltage
> value in mV with the method getVoltageMilliVolt() before and after the
> execution. Then i subtract these values in order to get the voltage • wasted.
> But i don't really sure about the differences between:
> - getVoltageInternal(): voltage in mV???
> - getVoltageMilliVolt(): voltage in mV, so getVoltageInternal()???
> - getVoltage(): voltage in V
> Please, can someone clarify this doubts?
>
> Thanks a lot anyway.
>
> Bye!!!
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| (...) That's not true. The accuracy is exactly the same, as the value is calculated from the internal one and none is lost through rounding. Jürgen (21 years ago, 25-Feb-04, to lugnet.robotics.rcx.java)
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| Hi!!! I'm trying to test my robot executing certain programms. I take the voltage value in mV with the method getVoltageMilliVolt() before and after the execution. Then i subtract these values in order to get the voltage wasted. But i don't really (...) (21 years ago, 24-Feb-04, to lugnet.robotics.rcx.java)
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