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Your DMM ,if like 99.44% of the others, ONLY samples every 3 reading per second, so you should adjust your DC amps function to be similar.

Also, instead of taking 100 samples, take 64 or 128. Makes ...

It's worth understanding that the ADC's used on 99% of low priced DMM's
are what are knows as "dual slope integrating ADC's". These are one of the
few ADC's giving high accuracy at low pr ...

Ok. I have applied the Olympic Averaging in simulator only for DC Current and other sensors are working. In the morning I will do it in hardware

As I am using four ADCs, can I apply the Olympic Averaging only to the dc_current measurements. Can others still work the way they are?

As I am using for ADCs, can I apply the Olympic Averaging only to the dc_current measurements. Can others still work the way they are?

This is the link to the current sensor page:
https://www.ti.com/lit/gpn/INA139

I started this topic; Please could any one here tell me what is wrong with this code. I forgot to mention that I attached the circuit on a battery charger between the dc bus voltage, It measures curre ...

Hello honorable members and admins!
I am sensing AC and DC current and voltage and frequency. Everything is working but the Dc_current swings a lot. AC Voltage, AC Current, Frequency and DC Voltage a ...

There are a couple of tweaks/comments.
First on the PIC, you should not use ADC_CLOCK_INTERNAL above 1MHz
CPU clock. Doing so results in poor ADC accuracy. You should instead be
using the master os ...

I thank PrinceNai again.

I'm glad it works. I suggested division by 8 because it is slightly faster. But the biggest difference is defining avgResult as unsigned int 16. That way you always manipulate only two bytes instead o ...

Some three posts back there is a complete code. That compiles without any problem.

@PrinceNai, the code is working now! So much thanks! I am so much happy for this!

Now, I have to study the cod ...

@ PrinceNai, I beg you to help me translate this code the way it should be so that I will study it as part of my lessons. everything goes to Arduino but my fun started with CCS C. Though not as a prof ...

I am sorry for my late reply. It was a natural factor. I thank the contributor to my questions. let me check it out now

First of all I apologize for posting this topic in "Code Library". I noticed it lately and deleted it and bringing it here.

Please I was fiddling with a Current transformer to measure RMS ...