Gravity Analog 20A Current Sensor (SEN0214) calibration
anonymous 2019-03-22 10:24:21 3880 Views3 Replies Just received my SEN0214 sensor, hooked it up, loaded the sample sketch, and ran it. I used a small dc motor and a 3.0v battery as power and load. According to my Fluke 117 multimeter the motor draws .047a. The sketch reports a value of around 3.0. The sample sketch doesn’t say what is being reported (amps, milliamps, microamps, etc). It does say you calibrate using a variable that can be set to various values. So I adjusted the calibration value to the point where the sketch is reporting 4.66 “units”. Can anyone specify what the sample sketch units are? Centiamps are rarely used so I’m wondering if I’ve done something wrong. If it’s actually reporting centiamps that’s is a strange sample sketch...
2023-09-17 14:06:21 
andrew.babbage
Can you please, share your sample sketch?? I cannot find anything on the internet on this. the one you speak of is now an invalid from github.
andrew.babbage 2019-03-23 05:46:48 Never mind. I found a different set of libraries (ACS712-arduino-master by Ruslan Koptiev) that works fine and provides a clearer explanation of what's happening. And it has clearer calibration info. 
anonymous
anonymous Risky.Robot
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2023-12-05 18:19:18 1 Replies
Hi can you share me the link of this library.I search in google but its nowhere to be found.Not even in arduino library manager
