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Yes you spend Far too Much Time on these Various Discussion Forums in Helping Others.I am retired so I also don't have a job. But I am very busy and do not have enough time to do everything I want.
Increasing the Value of the .33 cap on the Output should do it. (A 1 uF or 4.7 uF.)I was wondering, is it possible to change that your circuit so it shows average instead of peak? as i'm planning to place both peak/average, if that is easily made instead of peak/instant. Or then only peak, just thinking out loud here
i was thinking about similiar, as bigger capacity capacitor holds charge longer. If i'm not terribly mistaken it also charges slower but that's negligible in this situation, it's still avergaeIncreasing the Value of the .33 cap on the Output should do it. (A 1 uF or 4.7 uF.)
The low value of the 100 ohm resistor charges the peak detecting capacitor very quickly but limits the charging current. I said the datasheet says to change it to 100k ohms to see average levels then it charges slowly the same as it discharges.That 100 Ohm Resistor will Not Slow down the Charge rate very much.