I think there will be so many data to process with a PIC. I do not know what exact processing this will be but I feel it will be very intensive with massive data manipulation...
Ioannis
I think there will be so many data to process with a PIC. I do not know what exact processing this will be but I feel it will be very intensive with massive data manipulation...
Ioannis
I want to measure AC voltage without rectification, but as I see, all these ADC have 50/60Hz rejection....
Perhaps the ADS7028?
It's a 12bit converter but it has a built in RMS-module producing a 16 bit true RMS result. But yeah, you going to have to sit down with the datasheet to get it going.
I'm curious as to why you would want/need microvolt resolution to measure the AC voltage?
That is a good question, but on that subject, I have been wondering how the solar panel 'micro inverters' or whatever other method they use to introduce the current from the solar panels directly into the main incoming power/voltage/current......I'm curious as to why you would want/need microvolt resolution to measure the AC voltage?
With synchronizing 2 generators, it is easy to vary load from each by switching them together when 'in-phase' where they 'lock together' then increase or decrease the governor speed setting to vary how much watts or killo=watts each unit carry.
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It you're trying to sync two AC signals I would think the easiest/most reliable way would be to use the zero-crossings.
I don't want to infringe on his post here........
The solar makes DC voltage, sometimes they stack the panels to get say 120 VDC or more, then somehow (with inverters that use PWM) introduce current onto/into the pure sine wave of the utility ???It you're trying to sync two AC signals I would think the easiest/most reliable way would be to use the zero-crossings.
I want to make myself a fast, at least 30fps screen update multimeter, which will have no range switching (either manual or automatic), and will have decent resolution in 0.1V-600V range. I already built one using built-in ADC of PIC16F1939, but 10 bits of resolution are definitely not good enough.
By fast sampling the input voltage, I guess, I can measure AC voltage too, without additional losses caused by rectification.
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