12-17-2023, 10:52 PM
Hi,
Thanks for the info. I ran the procedure for all three phases and slightly adjusted the custom sensor code:
I have different sensitivity values for each sensor and that's why I ended up with this:
#define SENSITIVITY_L1 523.0f
#define SENSITIVITY_L2 513.0f
#define SENSITIVITY_L3 530.25f
if(this->adcPin==34) {
this->zmpt101b->setSensitivity(SENSITIVITY_L1);
}
if(this->adcPin==36){
this->zmpt101b->setSensitivity(SENSITIVITY_L2);
}
if(this->adcPin==39){
this->zmpt101b->setSensitivity(SENSITIVITY_L3);
}
Voltages now kind of match my voltmeter's measurement.
Any tips for the calibration of the CT clamps?
I don't get the values I get from them as they are all over 1V (see above). As a result the number of amperes is therefore too high in my readings.
Regards,
Nick
Thanks for the info. I ran the procedure for all three phases and slightly adjusted the custom sensor code:
I have different sensitivity values for each sensor and that's why I ended up with this:
#define SENSITIVITY_L1 523.0f
#define SENSITIVITY_L2 513.0f
#define SENSITIVITY_L3 530.25f
if(this->adcPin==34) {
this->zmpt101b->setSensitivity(SENSITIVITY_L1);
}
if(this->adcPin==36){
this->zmpt101b->setSensitivity(SENSITIVITY_L2);
}
if(this->adcPin==39){
this->zmpt101b->setSensitivity(SENSITIVITY_L3);
}
Voltages now kind of match my voltmeter's measurement.
Any tips for the calibration of the CT clamps?
I don't get the values I get from them as they are all over 1V (see above). As a result the number of amperes is therefore too high in my readings.
Regards,
Nick