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My board is an MKR WAN 1300.
So I have an issue where a delay of the RTC happens when using a library called Emonlib with their specifications. The issues happens when currents read have higher values, but only in constructs/system that use a certain current transformer sensor SCT-013-000 (whereas the main difference for other sensors is that it requires a burden resistor). Other constructs/systems that use a SCT-013-100 (built-in burden resistor) remain fine even after high currents are being passed.
The other difference is that in SCT-013-000 i have to use analogReadResolution(9) to get decent values while with SCT-013-100 I require analogReadResolution(12).
I am powering the current Transformers (CT) with Vcc (3.3V) so the voltage values cannot be bigger than that following the specifications here .
Obviously, there is something going on with the voltages but I assume (due to the analogReadResolution values) that the fault lies on the one pulling less voltage to create a measure.
The sensor also measures three phases so using the specification on the website mentioned above I copied the same specification three times over and the output + burden of the 3 CT connect to ADCs 1, 2 and 3 in the board
My question here is, can low voltages on ADCs cause this issues, or, should I move my outputs to ADCs 0, 5 and 6, since on the tech specs of the board external interrupts are defined also at A1 and A2?
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My board is an MKR WAN 1300.
So I have an issue where a delay of the RTC happens when using a library called Emonlib with their specifications. The issues happens when currents read have higher values, but only in constructs/system that use a certain current transformer sensor SCT-013-000 (whereas the main difference for other sensors is that it requires a burden resistor). Other constructs/systems that use a SCT-013-100 (built-in burden resistor) remain fine even after high currents are being passed.
The other difference is that in SCT-013-000 i have to use analogReadResolution(9) to get decent values while with SCT-013-100 I require analogReadResolution(12).
I am powering the current Transformers (CT) with Vcc (3.3V) so the voltage values cannot be bigger than that following the specifications here .
Obviously, there is something going on with the voltages but I assume (due to the analogReadResolution values) that the fault lies on the one pulling less voltage to create a measure.
The sensor also measures three phases so using the specification on the website mentioned above I copied the same specification three times over and the output + burden of the 3 CT connect to ADCs 1, 2 and 3 in the board
My question here is, can low voltages on ADCs cause this issues, or, should I move my outputs to ADCs 0, 5 and 6, since on the tech specs of the board external interrupts are defined also at A1 and A2?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: