nicolasdb / M5Stamp-C3U

This is an example PlatformIO project for M5Stamp C3
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Measure of current - hall sensor #3

Open nicolasdb opened 2 years ago

nicolasdb commented 2 years ago

CSLA2CD

I found that in the fablab:

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Honeywell CSLA2CD-W/SCREWS, The hole diameter on this sensor is about 0.43 inches so it would fit up to a size 4 or size 2 AWG wire. SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED HERE. You will need to connect one leg of this sensor to a DC voltage source between 6 and 13 volts. For that you will need to use a soldering iron and a voltage regulator. See picture in the listing for a schematic showing detailed information on how to hook this sensor up. This current sensor is a linear output Hall effect transducer. For every Amp that it detects, it changes its output by approx. 0.032 mV. Normal mounting is with 0.375 inch long 4-40 screw and square nut (included) . However you could solder three wires to the pins and put heat shrink around each of them and runs this sensor to wherever you want. (Read More)

  • Electrically isolated from your power source
  • 3 Micro Second Response Time
  • Use this sensor with a volt meter, data logger, or data acquisition system
  • Good for monitoring AC or DC current
  • Large wire capability - up to size 4 AWG

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DIY BYO Do It Yourself AC DC Hall Effect Current Sensor Transducer https://measure-current.com/?page_id=34

nicolasdb commented 2 years ago

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nicolasdb commented 2 years ago

How Transistors Work

https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/transistors/all

https://www.build-electronic-circuits.com/how-transistors-work/

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nicolasdb commented 2 years ago

ACS758: How to measure up to ±50A with this magnetic sensor.

Download the ACS758 sensor Datasheet here.

I receive this one also. But in this document

ACS758 : Is a magnetic Hall effect sensor that :

  • Can measure very high current ±50A.
  • Is capable of measuring within high voltage up to 700Vrms.
  • For 240Vrms mains can measure to 8kW (240Vrms x 35Arms).
  • Cannot measure below 60W (240V x 0.25A) - due to the magnetic noise effect.

Since my solar pannel I want to monitor is 100W, in the best condition... this one will not be usefull.

nicolasdb commented 2 years ago

ha well, maybe not. This one use a RC filter and it seems to work fine.

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nicolasdb commented 2 years ago

DFrobot 50A_Current_Sensor

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nicolasdb commented 2 years ago

https://create.arduino.cc/projecthub/instrumentation-system/acs712-current-sensor-87b4a6