aq_mishu
Full Member level 4
Guys,
I need to measure the 220VAC 10A current using a uC. AVR infact...
I already have the same ckt for max 30VDC 5A. So i can convert it for 220VAC. But since I need to measure 10A (AC, not DC)then what should be my shunt?? 0.1ohm 5W or 0.01ohm 5W?? Note, I used .1V/A for the DC ckt. If i want to keep that too (as I have to measure from 1A-10A, thus .1V/A is a better solution since AVR can measure minimum .48mV in my setup...[I dont want to play with ref voltage for ADC right now...]) then can I use 0.1ohm 5W? .1V/A thus 1V for 10A.... For DC, it is a mess... but for AC... is it okey???
Mishu~
I need to measure the 220VAC 10A current using a uC. AVR infact...
I already have the same ckt for max 30VDC 5A. So i can convert it for 220VAC. But since I need to measure 10A (AC, not DC)then what should be my shunt?? 0.1ohm 5W or 0.01ohm 5W?? Note, I used .1V/A for the DC ckt. If i want to keep that too (as I have to measure from 1A-10A, thus .1V/A is a better solution since AVR can measure minimum .48mV in my setup...[I dont want to play with ref voltage for ADC right now...]) then can I use 0.1ohm 5W? .1V/A thus 1V for 10A.... For DC, it is a mess... but for AC... is it okey???
Mishu~