you cannot use a current transformer that way without a burden resistor.
by voltage sensor do you mean ACS712 or similar ?
if so that circuit is incorrect, typical use
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Sorry guys for not reponding earlier - I'm still waiting for 20A:50mA current sensor to arrive; my 100A:50mA are far too low and "out of range" for what I intend to measure.
Have you connected your CT as shown in your first post? That is, the bottom to 2.5V (or VRef/2) and the top to input pin AND - VERY IMPORTANT - a load resistor shown as 33ohms in diagram? You must...
It can't work wired the way you described. The ac signal must be biased by vcc/2 and be less than vcc peak to peak.
If the serial baud rate is too low it will ruin the sample rate.
If the burden...
Why do want a nasty old analogue peak detector, When you can create a digital one as per my code ?
Using the very cct you posted.
If you realy need to try analogue google ""peak detector circuit"...
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Re: YHDC current sensor - the theory please
you cannot use a current transformer that way without a burden resistor.
richard Today, 00:06by voltage sensor do you mean ACS712 or similar ?
if so that circuit is incorrect, typical use
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