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Absolute sine function calculation

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How to get degree values for known voltage values?
 

You can't. For a given voltage, there are four possible phase angles. SIN(30)=SIN(150)=SIN(210)=SIN(330)
 

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So arcsin (xV/12V) is all i have...
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It is not too clear what exactly do you need, but assuming that you´re searching for some low overhead computational method that calculate the trigonometric function above, probably something like this could fulfill: http://www.voidware.com/cordic.htm
 

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