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Almost all datasheets have an explicit "as-is" disclaimer. It is in the manufacturer's best interest to ensure their accuracy, but the reader is assumed to be a
by crote 4y ago
Almost all datasheets have an explicit "as-is" disclaimer. It is in the manufacturer's best interest to ensure their accuracy, but the reader is assumed to be a skilled professional who would be able to spot any mistakes.
The example applications included in them are usually vague enough that implementing them isn't trivial. It'd be very hard to view them as anything more than pseudocode, with similar expectations of functionality.