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For linear sensors, how does the XR440s High / Low scaling compare to Slope / Offset scaling?

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For linear sensors, how does the XR440s High / Low scaling compare to Slope / Offset scaling?

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High / Low scaling is similar to Slope / Offset scaling. With High / Low scaling, the High value is the equivalent reading for a sensor output of 5v, and the Low value (and Offset value) is the equivalent sensor reading if its output is 0 volts. High / Low scaling can be converted to Slope / Offset Scaling as follows: Slope = (High Value + |Low Value|) / 5 Offset = Low Value Note: |Low Value| is the absolute value of the Low Value; if the Low Value is a negative number, simply remove the negative sign, if it is positive, use the number as it is.

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