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Hi everyone,
I'm trying to read RMS voltage with LTC1967.
I have seen this post before "https://www.electro-tech-online.com/threads/ltc1966-rms-dc-converter-issue.158100/" and clearly understand circuit.
My question is that do I have to use a transformer? because I don't have big area to put...
I having a concern about the what kind of current that I have after the MOSFETs (in the transistor bridge) before transformer.
Before the MOSFETS I have a DC current from an AC/DC converter stage. So I am a bit confused if the current before the transformer is average, peak-to-peak or RMS...
So what I understand so far, if I want to have 16 A out from a voltage source (230 V RMS) which is 325.269 V in amplitude (peak), can I simply add an resistor in parallel to achieve that?
R = 325.269 V / 16 A = 20.329 ohm
Do you think guys if I am on the right track? So if I am want simply to...
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I am using a dsPIC33F micro to measure energy drawn from a battery. The battery is connected in a solar energy system. The output of a MPPT controller charges the battery during the day and in the night it is fed to a sine wave inverter that drives AC loads. The battery current is measured...
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