Re: [foxboro] CPU loading Accuracy in STATION block (was CP Load )

Yep.  Thought about exactly that about an hour after I wrote it.  Thanks.

Corey



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Two different issues, Corey.

The clock isn't wobbling. It's just that the granularity on loading
measurements is the granularity of the clock. We can't tell if the machine
is busy for those 20ms or idle hence the error.

The clock runs on schedule, the BPCs are predictable, but the STATION block
cannot see how full a 20ms interval is.

In 500ms system, a 20ms interval is only 4% error, but it is 10% of a 200ms
interval and that is a big difference.

Make sense?

Alex Johnson
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