E2005
Electrical
- Jul 18, 2005
- 46
Not sure if its a basic question to ask. If you have an analog sensor and the output drifts over time or output is non repeatable(input being constant). Also assume thats the best sensor you can get and you are relying on those values to set thresholds etc. Is there a way to take care of imperfections in the sensor on the signal processing side. I know ways to get rid of noise but not drifts in values or non repetabilty. Are there standard ways to fix them as many sensors promise to be very repeatable , non drifting etc but in actuality for the same input they may give varying (or slightly varying ) values each time.One way could be when looking at the output of the sensor using a band( +/- say 5%) around each value to take care of drift rather then using exact values but hoping there are better ways. If someone can point me in the right direction of where to look. Thanks