Fram temperature logger

[richard]

Nice chip this AS6221. But how on earth can one solder this tiny little chip?

i can't i can barely see it. used a dev board , their not cheap either.
when i first saw the board i thought they had sent me a blank board the smd resistors and caps are grains of sand
or dust specs

The dc variable holds the temp in x1000, right? So printing the last 2 digit with DEC2 does not need //100.

no its temp x100 and the second term is the remainder {modulus) I'm not confidant that a simple division would ever be correct

[Ioannis]

no its temp x100 and the second term is the remainder {modulus) I'm not confidant that a simple division would ever be correct

I am not sure I follow.

dc var as I understand, holds the value say, 2236. This represents the value 22.36 degrees celcious.

To display it as integer, dc/100 is used and for the floating part, DEC2 dc will display the least significant digits, that is 36. So the use of //100 I think, only increases the code size.

Ioannis

[richard]

DEC2 dc will display the least significant digits

and it does , that's another one of those things i have micro managed forever for no good reason
duly noted thanks