Has anyone looked at the power meter over at http://www.snippets.org/filters/wattmeter.htm ?
It looks interesting, and may be somewhat useful for testing stuff.
Thanks,
Paul
It looks interesting, and may be somewhat useful for testing stuff.
Thanks,
Paul
Testing ... what stuff? Seems good for RMS wattage but if not true RMS? I dont think it will be good for testing you wall outlet (how much your computer consumes) except for things with cos fi of 1 (that is resistive)
Please correct me if Im wrong!
But Ive used this IC for some of my projects and its OK.
björn
Please correct me if Im wrong!
But Ive used this IC for some of my projects and its OK.
björn
Testing ... what stuff? Seems good for RMS wattage but if not true RMS? I dont think it will be good for testing you wall outlet (how much your computer consumes) except for things with cos fi of 1 (that is resistive)
Check this thread for info about (True) Audio-Power Meters:
http://www.diyvideo.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=8723
Hi Björn,Thanks for the thread. I sure will read it
(Danke fur das ??? drath ? Ich will dass vierklish lesen) ????
you're welcome!
lessons in German :
Danke für das (den) ??? (don`t know an equivalent in German either... ) . Ich werde das wirklich lesen.
Jens,Hey Christoph,
I´ve just read you got this Elektor article about a wattmeter.
Would you mind sending it over?
I got a few Elektor articles as well so we could swap around.
no problem, just send me Your email adress.
As I have sent it to another member already it`s ready for "emailing".
The scans are rather big (even already downscaled in resolution) - can You receive 4MB without problems (but could send it in parts also)?
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