Hello,
I designed a circuit to read the current of a pressure sensor (4-20mA standard) and I connected the sensor as depicted in the attached picture but all the time the ADC value is zero.
Best Regards,
Cosmin Briceag
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Hello,
I designed a circuit to read the current of a pressure sensor (4-20mA standard) and I connected the sensor as depicted in the attached picture but all the time the ADC value is zero.
Best Regards,
Cosmin Briceag
Hello Kai,
Thanks for your help.
The sensor and power supply already have a common GND. On other ports the ADC reads 5V which seems that op-amp is saturated. I do not know if the port is broken or the sensor itself is broken.
Best Regards,
Cosmin
Hi Cosmin,
I would create a simple test circuit: Connect "S+" to +5V and "S1-" and "S2-" through a 250R resistor each to GND. Then you should see a 4V output voltage. Don't connect the voltmeter directly to the output pin of INA2191 but insert a 100...220R isolation resistor first. Disconnect the ADC input during the test.
If the problems persist, take a fresh INA2191 and remove diodes D1...D4. By the way, what clamping diodes are you using?
Kai
Hello Kai,
Well, I did some measurements the the voltage is as expected. It seems that I wrongly configured the ADC ,altought there's a voltage on ADC pin the conversion result is zero.
Thank you very much for your help.
Best Regards,
Cosmin
Thank you Kai for supporting Cosmin.
Cosmin, if you have any other questions please reply.
Regards,
Cas
Hello,
Thank you very much for your support!
I'll come back as soon as I'll have other topics :).
Best Regards,
Cosmin