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  1. K

    working with ACS712 (current sensor)

    I want to measure the output current of a switching power supply via ACS712. when the switching power supply is not connected to it's supply (220 volt/50 Hz) i measure the sensor's voltage that should be Vcc/2. but it is not and it changes in a spread range from 2.4 to more that 2.7 .
  2. K

    working with ACS712 (current sensor)

    Supply voltage is 5.1 volt (5.08 to 5.13 max changes) but sensor's voltage varies from 2.4 to 2.7 what can I do ?
  3. K

    working with ACS712 (current sensor)

    My supply voltage is aproximately constant but i dont know why sensor's voltage varies ? what can I do ?
  4. K

    working with ACS712 (current sensor)

    Hi I'm working with an ACS712 current sensor. my problem is here: sensor's output voltage when it is not measuring is not constant.It varies from 2.3 to 2.5. but it should be fixed 2.5. what can i do to make that value constant ?
  5. K

    Measuring output current of a switching power supply ?

    I think I can use a current sensor for solving this problem to isolate the power supply ground from my microcoltroller ground. Is that correct ?
  6. K

    Measuring output current of a switching power supply ?

    exactly... one of the capacitors of the power supply where totally damaged after my rest. and one of the resistors was burned completely. but how i can find that does it have current limiting or not ? thanks... - - - Updated - - - How can i find that does it have current limiting or not ?
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    Measuring output current of a switching power supply ?

    Hi, I'm trying to measure output current of a switching power supply. input voltage is 220 ac. output voltage is 22 dc. the load that is connected to the switching power supply has a resistance about 10 Ohms. I use a 0.22 ohm resistor for converting the current into voltage and then i measure...
  8. K

    Convert an audio signal into digital data

    Hi, It sounds to be a difficult project. Have you decided that where are you going to save your digital data? I think you should use a SD card and then send the data from transmitter to reciever. but from my experience I suggest using an ARM Micro for your prcessing.
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    [SOLVED] sending serial data via optocoupler

    it finally worked ... thank you milan.rajik. you really helped me. thank you. Good luck.
  10. K

    [SOLVED] sending serial data via optocoupler

    I'm a little bit confused... Can you send me a schematic ? this is what datasheet says ...
  11. K

    [SOLVED] sending serial data via optocoupler

    what do you mean by wrong signal polarity ?
  12. K

    [SOLVED] sending serial data via optocoupler

    what is the resistor connected to pin number 5 of opto and pin number 1 of micro ?
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    [SOLVED] sending serial data via optocoupler

    This is my circuit. my micro is ARM LPC2368.BaudRate=9600. but i dont know why it doesnt work?
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    [SOLVED] sending serial data via optocoupler

    Hi, I'm trying to send serial data from one micro to another mirco via optocoupler. my sending speed is 9600bit/sec. i'm using H11L1 optocoupler.it's speed is 1Mhz(from datasheet).. but it doesnt work . Can anyone help me ?
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    How many periods of an analog signal are needed to be sampled ?

    Hi, I have a 50Hz sinewave that there is a 70KHz wave on it.I need to convert this analog signal to digital form and calculate the specifications of it, like Harmonic distortion,Crest factor and etc. My sampling frequency is about 150KSPS that it satisfy the nyquist theorem. but know I dont know...

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