Closed NevynUK closed 1 year ago
Thanks @NevynUK ! It sounds like the current range change filter is not being applied correctly. I was able to duplicate the issue.
Here is a capture of the original JS110 EVK using 0.9.11:
And the same capture using 0.10.8:
Here are the current range settings:
We'll be investigating today!
I tracked down the issue, which is actually in the joulescope driver js110_sample_processor. The code was not correctly respecting the "n" and "m" samples_window settings. We should have a new Joulescope UI release tomorrow.
Thank you for the update. Look forward to using the new release.
Joulescope serial number
001736
UI version
0.10.8
What OS are you seeing the problem on?
macOS 13 amd64
What happened?
I have connected a Meadow (microcontroller board) using the USB powered hub through to a MacBook Pro. This board has nothing running except the OS so I am expecting low current draw. Running the UI connected to the Joulescope shows the following:
Note the scale is 0 - 5A and the statistics also reflect this:
Note that the multimeter view is showing the correct average , minimum and maximum values.
What was expected?
I am expected the board to average about 130mA with periodic peaks. The following is a JLS file from a 5 minute run captured using the Python capture.py script:
This looks correct.
How to reproduce?
Extra information
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