Since IQ effectively adds to the true IOUT, IOUT should be as low as the accuracy that the application can tolerate. Hence, if an accuracy of 10% is required, IOUT cannot be less than 40µA. Since the ZXCT1009 has a worst case basic accuracy of ±2.5%, any other errors will be cumulative to this basic accuracy. This means to guarantee an accuracy of 10%, IOUT should be computed for a 7.5% error. Therefore, IOUT will have to be a minimum of 53.3µA. Round this up to 54µA. In the example shown here, the actual IOUT is 500µA, eliminating the concern about the effect of IOUT on accuracy.