> With 4 bits, 15 being the maximum CVR value, how can you get .667 CVRSRC?=
 I get the
> value of .625 CVRSRC max.
> When CVRR =3D 0, I again get 0.71875 CVRSRC and not .75 as advertised.
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> It looks like they plugged 16 into the formula to get .667 or .75 CVRSRC =
values.
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> The datasheet in question is available here:
> http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/41303G.pdf

I haven't looked at the datasheet, but shouldn't the formula use 1+n, there=
by making the maximum value 16?=20

What value should you get when n =3D 0 ?

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