Introduction to Temperature stability
Temperature stability is also called temperature drift, it refers to the change of the output of the sensor when the outside temperature changes. During the test, first place the sensor at a certain temperature (for example, 20°C), adjust its output to zero or a specific point, and increase or decrease the temperature by a certain degree (for example, 5°C or 10°C), and then read The difference between the two outputs before and after the output value is the temperature stability error.