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yes you are right,, its working but, now there is another problem,,, it is working for constant d.c of 5V, but showing zero output for pulsating d.c with Vmax=5V,, any idea about this thing?
i want to apply these given equations in mikroC, please help me out
i found this thing some helpfull ,, but still there is a problem,, when using simpe multiplications i.e p=v*i;
it gives exactly 25watt power with d.c source of 5V and 5A current,, but when same source is applied using these...
but what about scaling? when input is at peak, adc value will be maximum i.e 1024 and thus calculations will be no more in 2 bytes i.e unsigned int type, what about that?
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i found this thing some helpfull ,, but still there is a problem,, when using simpe multiplications...
hi, i want to check my MikroC code for gsm module,, i want to check whether its working or not ,, i tried this code but my mobile got no message,, can anybody tell me why????
void main() {
UART1_Init(9600); // Initialize UART module at 9600 bps...
i am using it for energy meter,, my purpose is energy measurement
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thats good, but i want to use 5V as it is ,, i don't want to reduce it,, should i do so or not ??
i am using MikroC Pro for PIC v5.8 and i am doing all this to make energy meter, i.e i will give 5VAC on ADC channels and then use digital values to calculate power
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