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Thx very much...................i will follow yr circuit tmr...............very thx.....i hope this can help me to read the value from 0V to around 5V ^^
Hi,
sorry, I was outside today...
1, how is your Uref realized pls?
My idea was: you has either the LM 336 or ZD2.4 (to U3/4 you need R7, but dont need R5/6 & P3) or even the resistor-poti chain (for that option you need R6/7+P3, but dont need U3/4 + R7 & P2!!)...
2, You can use it, but w. 10K will be the unwished variance of Gain higher; datasheet propose max. 1/20 of R3(150K)...
3, I think; is better if you supply it from stabilized_if you didnt selected the "poormans version"_(buffered 2.5V Uref)...
4; Check pls first your Uref!
5, Take the R9 from Op and control the ADC with a DC voltage_per some potenciometer_ Check for ADC function....
6, You can (& I believe; you must do it!)check the Forcemeter as standalone circuit too!
7, apply the R1 to your Uref(+2.5 or ev. 5V for the tests) & do offset setting for (more or less) zero Uout with zero force on the sensor.
8, Apply some force(i.e. 1kg sugar onto,check for the Uout; it must be some at ~2V(sorry I dont have yet the datasheet of them). Better is to apply the desired full range in kg to the sensor_maybe you will measure up to 10 kg, than do a weight of 10kg on the sensor and check for full range Uot of i.e. 4.5V, you will need surly some justage on the gain resistor values; becouse the sensor has very big variances (up to +/-25%) & maybe you dont wish to use it in the full range_these is your deciding & knowlidge...
Of course: you can do/apply instead of the sensor i.e. a 20/50K Ohm _in force values calibrated/scaled_potentiometer (is excellent methode, than has a "zero value" of ca. 1%=300-500Ohm, as the sensor too) and check the Uout with different poti positions...
Good luck!
K.
Hi,
Sorry, where are you measuring the Uref & the voltage that isnt changed pls?
K.
Added after 4 minutes:
Ohh!
I think Uref problem is my mistake_sorry!
Put the Uref buffer,U1B, pls between the Ref circuit & rest of circuit(practically under U2 on schema)...
Hi Karesz
Is me again,........the circuit is great......n now, i m doing a program display on LCD by connecting 8051.....my problem is that........the V+ is no much change whatever my force is adding on the sensor ...........therefore i cant get the value as same as the voltmeter
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