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Offline Mike

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Square Root
« on: May 06, 2020, 07:24:33 PM »
Wondering if anyone has explored creating a square root that is capable of values larger than 255 one u8. Currently the square root function provided in guide takes a u8 (0-255 decimal) input and outputs the answer to 2 decimal places (multiplied by 100).

I am trying to translate a quadratic line of best fit for psi to mA and need to be able to take the square root of significantly larger values. I've started looking a bit at algorithms and such to do so but it could be time consuming. I may be better off just using a linear line of best fit instead and trying to deal with the error. Possibly having to split my output into multiple lines of best fit.

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Re: Square Root
« Reply #1 on: May 07, 2020, 12:52:01 AM »
Misunderstood the description page. It does accept up to U32's as an input. Just does not deal with negatives (tough for a virtual machine to imagine things and all)