Understand UVA/UVB_RESPONSIVITY

[coelner]

SparkFun_VEML6075_Arduino_Library/src/SparkFun_VEML6075_Arduino_Library.cpp

Lines 72 to 91 in b519eb0

	const float UVA_RESPONSIVITY_100MS_UNCOVERED = 0.001111;
	const float UVB_RESPONSIVITY_100MS_UNCOVERED = 0.00125;
	const float UVA_RESPONSIVITY[NUM_INTEGRATION_TIMES] =
	{
	UVA_RESPONSIVITY_100MS_UNCOVERED / 0.5016286645, // 50ms
	UVA_RESPONSIVITY_100MS_UNCOVERED, // 100ms
	UVA_RESPONSIVITY_100MS_UNCOVERED / 2.039087948, // 200ms
	UVA_RESPONSIVITY_100MS_UNCOVERED / 3.781758958, // 400ms
	UVA_RESPONSIVITY_100MS_UNCOVERED / 7.371335505 // 800ms
	};
	const float UVB_RESPONSIVITY[NUM_INTEGRATION_TIMES] =
	{
	UVB_RESPONSIVITY_100MS_UNCOVERED / 0.5016286645, // 50ms
	UVB_RESPONSIVITY_100MS_UNCOVERED, // 100ms
	UVB_RESPONSIVITY_100MS_UNCOVERED / 2.039087948, // 200ms
	UVB_RESPONSIVITY_100MS_UNCOVERED / 3.781758958, // 400ms
	UVB_RESPONSIVITY_100MS_UNCOVERED / 7.371335505 // 800ms
	};

How did you get there? I understand that you calculate a factor to get the normalized value at 100ms, but why are those values not multiple of 2?
The datasheets mentions this:

Do you know why the UVA_resp and UVB_resp differs from the textual value at the end? No teflon but a diffusor applied?

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The datasheet list those values? Do you know what the mean? Are those values only for calibrate this sensor against the other ones?

[bagges]

Did you find this out? I use a 0.25mm teflon diffuser and want to know how to adapt the code.

[coelner]

Sorry, I didn't.