#temperature compensation

[sagorika]

Why temperature measurement is required before conductivity measurement?

Why temperature measurement before conductivity measurement?

Call/block conductivity is significantly dependent on temperature. So that the measurements can be compared with each other, it must be temperature independent or it must be related to the same temperature at 20oC.

Compensation in the temperature is necessary because of the measured conductivity values where the measuring instrument is carried out by itself. The battery’s current temperature…

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[chronoclippings]

I can think of no other case in which purely natural historical observations leads so directly…to the formulation of first-rate problems for the cell physiologist.  The problem that persistent rhythms raise is that of finding a subcellular mechanism for a temperature independent time-measurement: the observed phenomena imply the existence within the cell of a precise clock whose performance, even in poikilotherms, is appropriately compensated for temperature

C.S. Pittendrigh 1958 “Perspectives in the Study of Biological Clocks” in “Perspectives in Marine Biology” Buzzati-Traverso, Editor, University of California Press.

[chronoclippings]

A: Eclosion rhythms of Drosophila pseudoobscura at three different temperatures. The coolest temperature has increased the period, but not as much as you would expect for a biochemical/metabolic process. B: A single cooling step resets (delays) the phase of eclosion. (Taken from C.S. Pittendrigh 1958 “Perspectives in the Study of Biological Clocks” in “Perspectives in Marine Biology” Buzzati-Traverso, Editor, University of California Press.)

[hackedecu]

Basic tuning with K-pro **beginners read** with Tuning Guide

How to datalog:

With your laptop connected to your ecu through the usb cord and k-manager open,…

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