You see from this little primer that measuring current and voltage with the INA219 module in combination with an Arduino Uno is easy. Now you know the basic functionality of the INA219 module, but if ...

The sensor (in SOIC8 package) consists of a precise, low-offset, linear Hall-effect sensor circuit with a copper conduction path located near the surface of the die. Applied current flowing through ...

According to a new market research report titled "Current and Voltage Sensor Market by Product Type (Current Sensors, Voltage Sensors, Integrated Sensor ICs, Plug-and-Play Modules), Technology ...

This is useful where the raw sensor doesn’t conveniently sink something in the range of 4-20 mA, because you can add a simple level-shifting and voltage-current converter circuit without having ...

1. This circuit, based on a PIC microcontroller with a few added components, converts a sensor-based voltage into a 4- to 20-mA current loop. Shown is the circuit as originally drawn on a whiteboard.

The sensor is supplied by a regulated 5V or directly by 12V battery and is ASIL B(D) compliant as per ISO 26262. It also supports system-level integration up to ASIL D. Target applications are close ...

10 thoughts on “ Simple Touch Sensors With The Arduino CapSense Library ” BrainSlugs83 says: ... especially some sort of animated graphic depicting the current flow and gradual voltage change.

1. The simple 10-pin SOIC package of the TMCS1123 precision Hall-effect current sensor doesn’t show many of its operational capabilities or its ability to reject ambient magnetic fields.