I said estimate, and unless you know of a way to determine the exact
voltage delivered to the sensor I suggest that the battery voltage is the
only reference point available, O Mr. Snarky. Naturally I assumed the
intelligence on your part to know that you'd have to take into account all
the
JP,
You ask a question and then insult the only person who tries to help with a
very pointed (and correct) answer.
The power in VA is meaningless in this context as the battery capacity is
always given in terms of mAH. Please notice that voltage is missing here
since it does not matter. What
JP wrote:
The Android documentation
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/hardware/Sensor.html#getPower%28%29
defines the units of sensor power as mA. That's milliAmps, which is a
unit of electric current, not power. Can anybody in the know clarify
the units delivered by
Sorry Lew, you have no clue (outch, I just couldn't resist,
apologies). I believe you honestly try to help out here, so props for
that.
Understand that direct battery voltage isn't used for pretty much
anything in a mobile device. It's all stepped to the appropriate
levels. Also, you wrongfully
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