| 1. A method for current/temperature measurement in an electronic power circuit, comprising:
using a first sensor component and at least one second sensor component in the electronic power circuit to respectively measure
a first current/temperature value or a first variable value which is distinctly dependent on the first current/temperature
value and at least one second current/temperature value or a second variable value which is distinctly dependent on the second
current/temperature value, wherein the first and the at least one second sensor component respectively have voltage/current
temperature characteristics which are linearly independent from one another and wherein at least one of the sensor components
is a parasitic component of the electronic power circuit; and
during operation of the electronic power device, calibrating a first current/temperature value or first variable value measured
by the first sensor component on the basis of current/temperature measurements by the at least one second sensor component
at least two different temperatures and different current values using a calibration process which takes place during a production
process of the electronic power circuit, wherein the first current/temperature value or first variable value measured by the
first sensor component is adjusted using parameters ascertained during the calibration process to compensate for the temperature
and/or current dependence of the measured first variable value.
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