Mark Sims wrote:
> Well,  I did the experiment....  I put the unit into holdover,  spritzed the 
> DS1620 temp sensor with cold spray,  no immediate change in the DAC voltage 
> was seen.  Then about 10 seconds later the DAC reading shot up.  After a 
> minute or so,  the temp reading was rapidly rising its way to normal and the 
> DAC voltage was dropping,  lagging by about 10 seconds.
>
> Looks like the temperature definitely sensor affects holdover compensation...
>
> And yes Bruce,  I agree that the software filtering does not increase the 
> accuracy of the readings.  I think they do it to smooth out the control 
> voltage changes that the temp sensor readings lead to.
>   
Mark

Smoothing will not occur unless there is some dither in the system.
Small temperature fluctuations will suffice as will sufficient noise in
the temperature measurement.

Bruce

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