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published 7 years ago

selman

7 years ago

EC uses single precision floating point number under the hood. And there is always some rounding off errors when floating point numbers are used, i think this causes those unexplained vibrations in the scope...

hurz

7 years ago

@selman, i dont know if it is single precision they use, but anyway even with double and this automatic scaling (auto zoom in) it woudn't change that noise looking waves

selman

7 years ago

Yup, it is single precision (32bit) floating point numbers!

hurz

7 years ago

can you proof it?

hurz

7 years ago

I expected some proof from @selman, but it looks like he just do blablabla to look clever?

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