arch: attiny1634: Use built-in temperature calibration data #76
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Improves the out of box thermal calibration of all attiny1634 lights by using the factory calibration data in the Device Signature register.
SiteRelEnby
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Jun 2, 2024
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Looks like it gives consistently reasonable results on a couple of my lights. |
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Improves the out of box thermal calibration of all attiny1634 lights by using the factory calibration data in the Device Signature register.
I do not have enough lights to do a large scale test of this one, but the temperature indicated after factory reset is much closer to the correct value on the two lights I tried (Emisar D1 v2 boost and Emisar D4K 2ch), within 2-3 degrees C.