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vrf Round off accuracy problem.

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Try using a real64. If that doesn't get you close enough, you can perhaps do all your calculations using integer math (ie. scale up the values to be integers). Then divide out the scale factor before using the final result.

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> From: Goldberg, Mark [mailto:Mark.Goldberg@ATK.COM]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003 12:19 PM
> To: VEE vrf
> Subject: [vrf] Round off accuracy problem.
>
>
> Morning All,
>
> This question is so simple I feel silly asking it but, I have
> to use some
> constants in a formula that represent the number of steps for
> a servo motor
> and the number is not remaining constant. I put in 26009.6 in
> the real32
> constant and get a distorted value. I need the exact number
> not a rounded
> off or floating point hatchet number! Any suggestions? See
> the attached
> example.
>
> <<constant problem.vee>>
>
> Mark Goldberg
> RF/Antenna Engineer
> Millimeter Wave & RF Design
> <<...OLE_Obj...>>
> ATK Missile Systems Company LLC
> 21050 Califa Street
> Woodland Hills, CA 91367
> TEL: 818 887-0844 x 178
> FAX: 818 887-2366
> Mark.Goldberg@atk.com
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VRFuser Oct 7, 2003 9:34 PM
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> I have to use some constants in a formula that represent the number
> of steps for a servo motor and the number is not remaining constant.
> I put in 26009.6 in the real32 constant and get a distorted value.

Unfortuantely that's the way real32 behaves. There's no way to represent
most numbers *exactly*. Formulas and instruments need to be tolerant of
approximations.

Can you modify your formula to have 260096 as an int32 input and divide
by 10 in the formula?

Les Hammer
Vice President
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VRFuser Oct 7, 2003 10:07 PM
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Hello Everyone

I have 2 arrays of equal size (one dimensional - 16 elements each).
The first array is type int32 and contains a list array indices associated with active channels.
The second is type text and contains the Eng Unit associated with the active channel.
I would like to use the indices in the first array to extract the textual Eng Unit in the second
array.
Can someone suggest some code to provide this functionality.

Steve

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bill.ossmann Oct 7, 2003 11:17 PM
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I agree with Steve, use a real64. There seems to be a bug in the real32. We
first realized this same problem about a year or two ago. We then changed
all the real32 numbers to real64 numbers and that eliminated the problem.

Joseph M Barela
Test Engineer
The Morey Corporation
100 Morey Drive
Woodridge, IL 60517-8135
Tel:     (630) 754-2173
Fax:    (630) 754-2573
Email: jbarela@moreycorp.com
http://www.moreycorp.com


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                                       [vrf] RE: Round off accuracy
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Try using a real64. If that doesn't get you close enough, you can perhaps
do all your calculations using integer math (ie. scale up the values to be
integers). Then divide out the scale factor before using the final result.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Goldberg, Mark [mailto:Mark.Goldberg@ATK.COM]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003 12:19 PM
> To: VEE vrf
> Subject: [vrf] Round off accuracy problem.
>
>
> Morning All,
>
> This question is so simple I feel silly asking it but, I have
> to use some
> constants in a formula that represent the number of steps for
> a servo motor
> and the number is not remaining constant. I put in 26009.6 in
> the real32
> constant and get a distorted value. I need the exact number
> not a rounded
> off or floating point hatchet number! Any suggestions? See
> the attached
> example.
>
> <<constant problem.vee>>
>
> Mark Goldberg
> RF/Antenna Engineer
> Millimeter Wave & RF Design
> <<...OLE_Obj...>>
> ATK Missile Systems Company LLC
> 21050 Califa Street
> Woodland Hills, CA 91367
> TEL: 818 887-0844 x 178
> FAX: 818 887-2366
> Mark.Goldberg@atk.com
>
>
>
>
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VRFuser Oct 7, 2003 11:27 PM
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I agree with Steve, use a real64. There seems to be a bug in the real32. We
first realized this same problem about a year or two ago. We then changed
all the real32 numbers to real64 numbers and that eliminated the problem.

Joseph M Barela
Test Engineer
The Morey Corporation
100 Morey Drive
Woodridge, IL 60517-8135
Tel:     (630) 754-2173
Fax:    (630) 754-2573
Email: jbarela@moreycorp.com
http://www.moreycorp.com


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Try using a real64. If that doesn't get you close enough, you can perhaps
do all your calculations using integer math (ie. scale up the values to be
integers). Then divide out the scale factor before using the final result.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Goldberg, Mark [mailto:Mark.Goldberg@ATK.COM]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003 12:19 PM
> To: VEE vrf
> Subject: [vrf] Round off accuracy problem.
>
>
> Morning All,
>
> This question is so simple I feel silly asking it but, I have
> to use some
> constants in a formula that represent the number of steps for
> a servo motor
> and the number is not remaining constant. I put in 26009.6 in
> the real32
> constant and get a distorted value. I need the exact number
> not a rounded
> off or floating point hatchet number! Any suggestions? See
> the attached
> example.
>
> <<constant problem.vee>>
>
> Mark Goldberg
> RF/Antenna Engineer
> Millimeter Wave & RF Design
> <<...OLE_Obj...>>
> ATK Missile Systems Company LLC
> 21050 Califa Street
> Woodland Hills, CA 91367
> TEL: 818 887-0844 x 178
> FAX: 818 887-2366
> Mark.Goldberg@atk.com
>
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lbill Oct 7, 2003 11:56 PM
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Mark,

This is probably a silly comment, but I have to ask what is suggesting the
value is distorted? I ask because in many places, the "distortion" is
acutally a case of the display format of the number, even in the constant.
I would first try directing the constant into a Alphanumeric. When I try
it, I see rounding error with a real32 (26009.5996), but none visible to 4
decimals with a real64, after I set the numeric format to 4 decimal digits.

What is your real accuracy need? True "exact" numbers with decimals are
usually a fiction, and you should determine your real need. Even the
real32 is pretty exact for most, but not all places. If the real64 is not
close enough, they you need to handle the math yourself.

lBill


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Try using a real64. If that doesn't get you close enough, you can perhaps
do all your calculations using integer math (ie. scale up the values to be
integers). Then divide out the scale factor before using the final result.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Goldberg, Mark [mailto:Mark.Goldberg@ATK.COM]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003 12:19 PM
> To: VEE vrf
> Subject: [vrf] Round off accuracy problem.
>
>
> Morning All,
>
> This question is so simple I feel silly asking it but, I have
> to use some
> constants in a formula that represent the number of steps for
> a servo motor
> and the number is not remaining constant. I put in 26009.6 in
> the real32
> constant and get a distorted value. I need the exact number
> not a rounded
> off or floating point hatchet number! Any suggestions? See
> the attached
> example.
>
> <<constant problem.vee>>
>
> Mark Goldberg
> RF/Antenna Engineer
> Millimeter Wave & RF Design
> <<...OLE_Obj...>>
> ATK Missile Systems Company LLC
> 21050 Califa Street
> Woodland Hills, CA 91367
> TEL: 818 887-0844 x 178
> FAX: 818 887-2366
> Mark.Goldberg@atk.com
>
>
>
>
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mark.goldberg Oct 8, 2003 9:19 AM
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Morning All,

This question is so simple I feel silly asking it but, I have to use some
constants in a formula that represent the number of steps for a servo motor
and the number is not remaining constant. I put in 26009.6 in the real32
constant and get a distorted value. I need the exact number not a rounded
off or floating point hatchet number! Any suggestions? See the attached
example.

<<constant problem.vee>>

Mark Goldberg
RF/Antenna Engineer
Millimeter Wave & RF Design
<<...OLE_Obj...>>
ATK Missile Systems Company LLC
21050 Califa Street
Woodland Hills, CA 91367
TEL: 818 887-0844 x 178
FAX: 818 887-2366
Mark.Goldberg@atk.com

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