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Thread: Temperature Coefficients

  1. April 13th, 2012, 13:25 PDT #21
    calbiker
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    Default Re: Temperature Coefficients

    Yep, not exactly.

    Exactly it's:

    TC_P = TC_I + TC_V + TC_I * TC_V

    Quote Originally Posted by ggunn View Post
    Not exactly.
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  2. April 13th, 2012, 13:35 PDT #22
    ggunn
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    Default Re: Temperature Coefficients

    Quote Originally Posted by calbiker View Post
    Yep, not exactly.

    Exactly it's:

    TC_P = TC_I + TC_V + TC_I * TC_V
    When I get a chance I will test that with a real world example and see if it makes sense.
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