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this way you eliminate the error factor added by the voltage changes of the source, of course now you will have to use 2 voltages to feed the circuit but the improvement of precision is considerable. The more expensive the ref the better the precision. (I have been using a piece of code in the atmega328p that allows to compare the vcc with an internal ref of 1.1v, it is not perfect but using some batteries that were practically new. I have measured an error of + -100mah which is acceptable to me from moment)
this way you eliminate the error factor added by the voltage changes of the source, of course now you will have to use 2 voltages to feed the circuit but the improvement of precision is considerable. The more expensive the ref the better the precision. (I have been using a piece of code in the atmega328p that allows to compare the vcc with an internal ref of 1.1v, it is not perfect but using some batteries that were practically new. I have measured an error of + -100mah which is acceptable to me from moment)
https://datasheet.lcsc.com/szlcsc/Linear-Tech-LT1029ACZ-PBF_C117263.pdf
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