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Is it possible to measure the current ripple of a DC motor with this amplifier and an arduino? if yes, can you suggest me how to create the lay out?
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Is it possible to measure the current ripple of a DC motor with this amplifier and an arduino? if yes, can you suggest me how to create the lay out?
Hi Giada,
high side or low side measurement? SIngle supply or dual supply? Simple non-inverting, pseudo-differential or true differential amplifier with or wihtout pseudo ground?
Do you have a schematic?
Kai
Hi, thank you for your replay!
I'd like to perform high side measurement. Motor will be powered @ 9V.
I haven't created a scheme yet but I was thinking of following that described in this work https://webthesis.biblio.polito.it/14449/1/tesi.pdf.
My goal is not exactly the one described in this thesis but very similar. I would just like to measure the AC component of the DC motor current (current ripple) and calculate its RMS value.
Thanks
Giada
Hey Giada,
Welcome to E2E! We have many example circuits for current sensing applications in the Analog engineer's op amp cookbook.
Specifically we do have a high side current measurement design here.
Best,
Jerry
Hi Jerry,
many thaks for these info.
if I wanted to adopt another method (low-side), using INA180 amplifier, how big should the resistance (Rsense) be for an input current ranging from 7 to 11 amperes?
consider that I would like to use the amplifier with 200v / v gain.
sorry if I ask such a trivial question but I would not have any problems with errors since I have read that INA180 features a max offset of 0.150mV.
thanks
Giada
Hi Giada,
why not running a TINA-TI simulation with the TINA-TI reference design?
https://www.ti.com/product/INA180#design-tools-simulation
Kai