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[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 12-05-03] [Hit: ]
01 V because that is the ultimate sensitivity of the meter.If it reads 2.36 V, the actual value could be +/- 1 digit in the last place, so the best value would be (2.36 +/- 0.......
What happens when you take readings from the quantize value rather then from the actual value

a detailed explanation would be much appreciated

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If you mean that the answer is truncated for some reason, then consider this.

Suppose you hae a voltmeter that reads to 2 decimal places. You could say the 'quantum' is 0.01 V because that is the ultimate sensitivity of the meter. If it reads 2.36 V, the actual value could be +/- 1 digit in the last place, so the best value would be (2.36 +/- 0.01) volts. This gives you +/- 1 part in 236 or +/- 0.4 %. This assumes that the meter is otherwise correct.
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