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    [SOLVED] ACS712 to PIC ADC, need to offset and scale the ADC input

    Hi Klaus & FvM, Sorry for not replying earlier, just come back from hols. Yes I agree with your point FvM about offsetting, I'll consider what level of adjustment after stress testing the design. Both, you wish I can mark this thread as solved. BR, JetStream
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    [SOLVED] ACS712 to PIC ADC, need to offset and scale the ADC input

    Hi Klaus, Did the necessary digging and found the circuit you were referring to, then cranked the formula for it: I had used the spare op amp in the MCP602 to provide a voltage reference and these were my results: I think, other than the slight curve at the lower end of the slope, it is...
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    [SOLVED] ACS712 to PIC ADC, need to offset and scale the ADC input

    Hi Klaus, Here's what I have so far: The circuit: The graph of what I want: The trendline of the is only accurate for both the blue flat line and slope. The slope itself described by Y=2.5x-6.25. I need the circuit to implement the slope. At the mometn the circuit output doesn't...
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    [SOLVED] ACS712 to PIC ADC, need to offset and scale the ADC input

    Hello all, Firstly, thanks for taking the time to reply to my post. FvM: ---- I ideally wanted the ACS715LLCTR-20A-T but availability is beyond samples seems to be difficult. paulfjujo: ---------- AOP?? I'll look into the MCP6s22 and see if it will do the job. No the MCP602 isn't...
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    [SOLVED] ACS712 to PIC ADC, need to offset and scale the ADC input

    Hi Guys, I need to sense DC current of a 300vdc power rail. The amps to be sensed are in the range of 0-10A. I currently have a ACS712ELCTR-20A-T hooked up to a PIC and can measure the output no problem. At 0amps I can read 2.5v at the adc and the voltage swings as the current changes, no...

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