Today I asked myself: but how does Rosalina's menu know the precise temperature of the 3ds? Because as far as I know it doesn't have a temperature sensor installed in the hardware so I have no idea how it does it. So I was just curious if anyone wanted to reply to me.
There are actually two temperature sensors, but I haven't seen or heard anyone use it.
Edit: I did actually use these, but they are extremely inaccurate, both in resolution (I barely get ~1.8C resolution), and in temperature measurement (it's sometimes off by like 20C).
As for the battery, there should be a thermistor inside of it, and the MCU can read that, processes it, and then Luma reads this processed value.
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