Non invasive current sensor, Combining Libraries (Oversampling)
hey all,
a friend , myself working on project current sensing. using non invasive current sensor in combination arduino software our data, based on used example:
non invasive current monitoringwith arduino
the problem using arduino uno, uses 10 bit adc range of 0-1023 , limits our accuracy. planning increase accuracy through use of oversampling, based on example:
10 21 bit oversampling guide
this results in usage of emonlib & ercaguy_analogreadxxbit libraries.
to make work have implement bunch of references 1 library other, , since don't have experience (in general our arduino experience limited aswell) aren't sure how done.
is there around have experience , willing give few helpfull tips? welcome!
thanks in advance
a friend , myself working on project current sensing. using non invasive current sensor in combination arduino software our data, based on used example:
non invasive current monitoringwith arduino
the problem using arduino uno, uses 10 bit adc range of 0-1023 , limits our accuracy. planning increase accuracy through use of oversampling, based on example:
10 21 bit oversampling guide
this results in usage of emonlib & ercaguy_analogreadxxbit libraries.
to make work have implement bunch of references 1 library other, , since don't have experience (in general our arduino experience limited aswell) aren't sure how done.
is there around have experience , willing give few helpfull tips? welcome!
thanks in advance
why think need more 10 bits in measurements? in principle, gives better 1% precision, equivalent measuring tools available hobbyists (e.g. multimeter).
you can bit of precision out of arduino adc using oversampling under right circumstances, 10-to-21 bit blog linked wishful thinking, if not nonsense.
you can bit of precision out of arduino adc using oversampling under right circumstances, 10-to-21 bit blog linked wishful thinking, if not nonsense.
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