DO IT YOURSELF AC/DC CURRENT SENSOR
WITH HONEYWELL CSLA2CD ±72Amps SENSOR
If you are an advanced electronics skilled person, you can use the basic configuration shown to the right to connect your sensor to an 7808 regulator which will give the sensor a stable excitation Voltage of 8 Volts. The default output from the sensor would then be about 4 Volts at zero Amps. You put only one wire through the sensor. The output Voltages changes in the positive or negative direction depending on wich way the current is flowing through the wire it is monitoring. Sensitivity is about 0.033 Volts / Amps for every turn through the sensor. In other words. If you put 10 Loops through the sensor, then the sensitivity would be 0.33 Volts / Amp. If you use an op amp circuit you can amplifity the signal even more. |
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DIY ARDUINO UNO DATA LOGGER PROJECT
WITH ±72 Amps CSLA2CD SENSOR
Below is the Honewell CSLA2CD ± 72 Amps sensor integrated with a genuine Arduino Uno to serve as a data logger. What is amazing is that the genuine Arduino Uno only costs $20 and has 6 Analog input channels to measure Voltage from 0 to 5 Volts. You can use our LabVIEW RS232 datalogger software it’s free with any purchase from our site. So first make your purchase, then if your are interested in the LabVIEW datalogging Arduino UNO software send us an email and we will send you a download link
NOTE: Make SURE to use a genuine Arduino Uno for ~$20 because if you don’t the IDE programming software may have problems communicating with your device. There are many copy cat Arduino UNOs out there . |
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INSTRUCTIONS
The instructions took a lot of time and effort to put togehter, so we are not publishing them here because of the way things get copied and used on other websites. If you want the free instructions give us an email request with the following information: -Your location -A little bit about your DIY project (We love hearing what kind of things our customer are building). |
Take a look at some other types of configurations
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