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Re: measuring AC current on the mains circuit - David Sousa Mendes - Sep 25 8:09:30 2009
Hello fellows
Any ideas on how to measure the AC current of an equipment connected to
the wall plug (mains) power using a BX24?
Cheers
David M.
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Any ideas on how to measure the AC current of an equipment connected to
the wall plug (mains) power using a BX24?
Cheers
David M.
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Re: measuring AC current on the mains circuit - gouardopatrick - Sep 26 5:37:07 2009
Hello David,
To measure AC Current in a non invasive way and secure, I suggest the use of CSLA2CD made by Micro Switch for 50 or 60 Hz.
This circuit uses a Hall Effect chips inside a magnetic tore and provide an Output Voltage proportional to the current going thought the wire. There is no relation with the 110 or 230 V AC.
There is also other circuit available (See Internet) but you have "to open" the wire for the measurement.
After you use the A/D converter of the BX24 looking for the max value, the max value them give you the RMS.
This assumes that you have a resistive circuit drawing the current to measure.
I have started a project to regulate the current of my electric radiators at home (3 Phases 230V) with an X10 Circuit.
The current measurement program work and I have to address the X10 side.
The first tests I made on the BX24 X10 commands coupled with a XM10E-120 are not conclusive, I will try again.
If this does not work, I will use a MicroMint Serial Plix chips with the XM10E-120.
Any info from The Group on the BX24 X10 (Simple ON and Off, All On All Off command and connecion to the XM10E) or Plix
are welcome.
Best regards and good luck in your project.
--- In b...@yahoogroups.com, David Sousa Mendes wrote:
>
> Hello fellows
>
> Any ideas on how to measure the AC current of an equipment connected to
> the wall plug (mains) power using a BX24?
>
> Cheers
> David M.
>
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______________________________
Stellaris® MCU Family: New Parts, New Package, New Price.
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To measure AC Current in a non invasive way and secure, I suggest the use of CSLA2CD made by Micro Switch for 50 or 60 Hz.
This circuit uses a Hall Effect chips inside a magnetic tore and provide an Output Voltage proportional to the current going thought the wire. There is no relation with the 110 or 230 V AC.
There is also other circuit available (See Internet) but you have "to open" the wire for the measurement.
After you use the A/D converter of the BX24 looking for the max value, the max value them give you the RMS.
This assumes that you have a resistive circuit drawing the current to measure.
I have started a project to regulate the current of my electric radiators at home (3 Phases 230V) with an X10 Circuit.
The current measurement program work and I have to address the X10 side.
The first tests I made on the BX24 X10 commands coupled with a XM10E-120 are not conclusive, I will try again.
If this does not work, I will use a MicroMint Serial Plix chips with the XM10E-120.
Any info from The Group on the BX24 X10 (Simple ON and Off, All On All Off command and connecion to the XM10E) or Plix
are welcome.
Best regards and good luck in your project.
--- In b...@yahoogroups.com, David Sousa Mendes
>
> Hello fellows
>
> Any ideas on how to measure the AC current of an equipment connected to
> the wall plug (mains) power using a BX24?
>
> Cheers
> David M.
>
------------------------------------
______________________________
Stellaris® MCU Family: New Parts, New Package, New Price.
(You need to be a member of basicx -- send a blank email to basicx-subscribe@yahoogroups.com )
Re: measuring AC current on the mains circuit - gouardopatrick - Sep 26 6:47:56 2009
Hello David,
Find below the link for the data sheet of the CSLA2CD that I found on
www.alldatasheet.com
http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/view/145206/ETC/CSLA2CD.html
Best Regards.
Patrick.
--- In b...@yahoogroups.com, "gouardopatrick" wrote:
>
> Hello David,
>
> To measure AC Current in a non invasive way and secure, I suggest the use of CSLA2CD made by Micro Switch for 50 or 60 Hz.
> This circuit uses a Hall Effect chips inside a magnetic tore and provide an Output Voltage proportional to the current going thought the wire. There is no relation with the 110 or 230 V AC.
> There is also other circuit available (See Internet) but you have "to open" the wire for the measurement.
>
> After you use the A/D converter of the BX24 looking for the max value, the max value them give you the RMS.
> This assumes that you have a resistive circuit drawing the current to measure.
> I have started a project to regulate the current of my electric radiators at home (3 Phases 230V) with an X10 Circuit.
> The current measurement program work and I have to address the X10 side.
> The first tests I made on the BX24 X10 commands coupled with a XM10E-120 are not conclusive, I will try again.
> If this does not work, I will use a MicroMint Serial Plix chips with the XM10E-120.
> Any info from The Group on the BX24 X10 (Simple ON and Off, All On All Off command and connecion to the XM10E) or Plix
> are welcome.
> Best regards and good luck in your project.
> --- In b...@yahoogroups.com, David Sousa Mendes wrote:
> >
> > Hello fellows
>
> >
> > Any ideas on how to measure the AC current of an equipment connected to
> > the wall plug (mains) power using a BX24?
> >
> > Cheers
> >
> >
> > David M.
>
------------------------------------
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Find below the link for the data sheet of the CSLA2CD that I found on
www.alldatasheet.com
http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/view/145206/ETC/CSLA2CD.html
Best Regards.
Patrick.
--- In b...@yahoogroups.com, "gouardopatrick"
>
> Hello David,
>
> To measure AC Current in a non invasive way and secure, I suggest the use of CSLA2CD made by Micro Switch for 50 or 60 Hz.
> This circuit uses a Hall Effect chips inside a magnetic tore and provide an Output Voltage proportional to the current going thought the wire. There is no relation with the 110 or 230 V AC.
> There is also other circuit available (See Internet) but you have "to open" the wire for the measurement.
>
> After you use the A/D converter of the BX24 looking for the max value, the max value them give you the RMS.
> This assumes that you have a resistive circuit drawing the current to measure.
> I have started a project to regulate the current of my electric radiators at home (3 Phases 230V) with an X10 Circuit.
> The current measurement program work and I have to address the X10 side.
> The first tests I made on the BX24 X10 commands coupled with a XM10E-120 are not conclusive, I will try again.
> If this does not work, I will use a MicroMint Serial Plix chips with the XM10E-120.
> Any info from The Group on the BX24 X10 (Simple ON and Off, All On All Off command and connecion to the XM10E) or Plix
> are welcome.
> Best regards and good luck in your project.
> --- In b...@yahoogroups.com, David Sousa Mendes
> >
> > Hello fellows
>
> >
> > Any ideas on how to measure the AC current of an equipment connected to
> > the wall plug (mains) power using a BX24?
> >
> > Cheers
> >
> >
> > David M.
>
------------------------------------
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Re: Re: measuring AC current on the mains circuit - rosa...@aol.com - Sep 26 10:30:39 2009
Hi David,
Also you can use a current transducer that give you a dc output proportional to the current.
Here is the link to the company that make them.
Check it out to see if this what your looking.
http://www.crmagnetics.com/pdf/split%20core%20transducers.pdf
Regards,
rosarite
-----Original Message-----
From: gouardopatrick
To: b...@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sat, Sep 26, 2009 5:47 am
Subject: [BasicX] Re: measuring AC current on the mains circuit
Hello David,
Find below the link for the data sheet of the CSLA2CD that I found on
www.alldatasheet.com
http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/view/145206/ETC/CSLA2CD.html
Best Regards.
Patrick.
--- In b...@yahoogroups.com, "gouardopatrick"
>
> Hello David,
>
> To measure AC Current in a non invasive way and secure, I suggest the use of CSLA2CD made by Micro Switch for 50 or 60 Hz.
> This circuit uses a Hall Effect chips inside a magnetic tore and provide an Output Voltage proportional to the current going thought the wire. There is no relation with the 110 or 230 V AC.
> There is also other circuit available (See Internet) but you have "to open" the wire for the measurement.
>
> After you use the A/D converter of the BX24 looking for the max value, the max value them give you the RMS.
> This assumes that you have a resistive circuit drawing the current to measure.
> I have started a project to regulate the current of my electric radiators at home (3 Phases 230V) with an X10 Circuit.
> The current measurement program work and I have to address the X10 side.
> The first tests I made on the BX24 X10 commands coupled with a XM10E-120 are not conclusive, I will try again.
> If this does not work, I will use a MicroMint Serial Plix chips with the XM10E-120.
> Any info from The Group on the BX24 X10 (Simple ON and Off, All On All Off command and connecion to the XM10E) or Plix
> are welcome.
> Best regards and good luck in your project.
> --- In b...@yahoogroups.com, David Sousa Mendes
> >
> > Hello fellows
>
> >
> > Any ideas on how to measure the AC current of an equipment connected to
> > the wall plug (mains) power using a BX24?
> >
> > Cheers
> >
> >
> > David M.
> >
>
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number of digits BEFORE decimal point - David Sousa Mendes - Sep 30 7:53:28 2009
Hello fellows
Any smart way to display a variable's value with 2 digits before de
decimal point, like:
dim a as byte ' number of seconds
a=1 'should display 01
a=5 'should display 05
a=12 'should display 12
Cheers
David
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______________________________
Stellaris® MCU Family: New Parts, New Package, New Price.
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Any smart way to display a variable's value with 2 digits before de
decimal point, like:
dim a as byte ' number of seconds
a=1 'should display 01
a=5 'should display 05
a=12 'should display 12
Cheers
David
------------------------------------
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Stellaris® MCU Family: New Parts, New Package, New Price.
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Re: number of digits BEFORE decimal point - Tom Becker - Sep 30 8:26:28 2009
> dim a as byte ' number of seconds
> a=1 'should display 01
Here's one method:
strSecs = mid(cstr(a + 100), 2, 2)
Tom
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> a=1 'should display 01
Here's one method:
strSecs = mid(cstr(a + 100), 2, 2)
Tom
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