[BUG] Issue with negative and positive values for Voltage, Current, and Power. [FEATURE REQUESTS] Request to increase the accuracy of values and requests to adjust the value update interval.

[universish]

Feature Requests

1. Could you develop a version that displays current, voltage, power, and temperature values in detail as decimal numbers to one thousandth of a unit (e.g., ,** with three digits after the decimal point)?

Issue related to this feature request:

When selecting 1x, the ampere, voltage, and power values appear as 0.
It always shows 0 at 0.001x.
It shows correctly at 1000x, but it is not accurate. It should show decimal values at a rate of 1 in 100.

2. Add a selection setting for the update time in milliseconds for the values displayed on the screen related to the battery.
   For example: Update these values every "........" milliseconds.
   If you want it to update every 1000 milliseconds, write 1000 in the space.
   If you want it to update every 10 seconds, write 10000 in the space.
   If you want it to update every 1 millisecond, write 1. Of course, no one wants it to be that exaggerated. Therefore, a minimum value can be set. For example, it can be restricted by saying "the minimum time value can be 60 milliseconds." 60 is ideal. 100 is ideal for some systems but not for others. 60 milliseconds is ideal for many data sets. Those who want to can also enter a value of 100 milliseconds.
   The maximum value can be limited to 60,000 milliseconds.
   It can also be limited to multiples of 10. For example: 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, .........., 960, 970, 980, 990, 1000, 1010, ........, 59990, 60000, etc.
   Alternatively, it can be limited to multiples of 1000 for values above 1000 ms.
   For example: 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, .........., 960, 970, 980, 990, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000, ........, 58000, 59000, 60000, etc.

BUG Report:

Furthermore, it displays positive (+) values while the battery is discharging. However, the battery is decreasing. It should display negative (-) values. Don't you think this is logically and mathematically correct? Because this is a battery application. It is not the phone's power consumption application or the charger's application. It displays the data of the battery hardware in the phone.
Similarly, when the phone is plugged in and the battery is charging, it also displays negative (-) values.
It seems to be displaying the energy values consumed by the phone's battery. For example, when the phone is not connected to the charger, it shows a value of +1.4W. When connected to the charger, it shows -9.1W. That's strange. Shouldn't it be the other way around? When not connected to the charger, it should show a value of -1.4W, because it shows the power drawn from the battery. The same applies to amperage and voltage. When the phone is not charging, it draws current from the battery, and the battery's voltage value decreases, so it should display a negative (-) value. When plugged into the charger, it also displays -9.1W. This is also strange. When plugged in, energy is stored in the battery, so the battery is receiving current, and because of the current, the battery's voltage value also increases, so the power value, amperage value, and voltage value should be positive. Because energy is being added to the battery, the battery's energy is increasing. Therefore, the -9.1W in my example is wrong. It should be +9.1W.
Yes, the battery also supplies power to the phone while charging. However, since the incoming energy is greater than the outgoing energy, it continues to charge and store power. For example, if my charger is 10.5W (5V 2.1A) and the phone draws 1.4W of power, the incoming is +10.5W and the outgoing is -1.4W;
+10.5-1.4=+9.1W
This is a battery information software.
It is not a charger information software that provides information about the energy values coming from a charger. Therefore, it is normal for it to display +9.1W. If it were a charger information software, it would display +10.5W on the screen.
Since this is a battery information software, positive values must be displayed as negative, and negative values must be displayed as positive.

To do this, you only need to make a small change to the software's algorithm. Multiplying the values displayed on the screen by -1 will suffice.

realme c67
android 15 sdk 35
app v1.2

[universish]

Issue with displaying 0,0W value and 0,0A values at 0.001x and 1x settings:

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When not plugged in (no lightning symbol inside the yellow battery icon in the top right corner; the yellow colour is because the power saving code is not enabled, which is unrelated to the issue), and when set to 1000x, positive values are displayed. Issue with displaying positive values for power (W) and current (A) while the battery is discharging:

[dubrowgn]

Thanks for trying wattz!

displays ... values in detail as decimal numbers to one thousandth of a unit

Increasing precision in the main app view is planned, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.

Add a selection setting for the update time in milliseconds

This is possible, but unfortunately I probably won't be adding it to keep the settings page from getting too big, given that this isn't strictly critical to the functionality of the app.

It is not the phone's power consumption application

It is, actually, exactly that. It just happens to also be relatively useful as a charging indicator as well.

[universish]

It is, actually, exactly that. It just happens to also be relatively useful as a charging indicator as well.

However, since the incoming energy is greater than the outgoing energy, it continues to charge and store power. For example, if my charger is 10.5W (5V 2.1A) and the phone draws 1.4W of power, the incoming is +10.5W and the outgoing is -1.4W;
+10.5-1.4=+9.1W

This is a battery information software.

It is not a charger information software that provides information about the energy values coming from a charger. Therefore, it is normal for it to display +9.1W. If it were a charger information software, it would display +10.5W on the screen.
Since this is a battery information software, positive values must be displayed as negative, and negative values must be displayed as positive.

[universish]

Thank you for putting in the effort, time and energy to write this wonderful software. I commend you for creating such a useful and lightweight application. I envy your talent.

I have a request for you. Please add a refresh interval setting. For a software development project, I need to retrieve sensitive data from your application and create a database within 60 milliseconds.

And please fix the - + issue.