At the point in the video where I was comparing the multimeter’s voltage reading of the battery and the INA260’s, I mistakenly compared the two as if they were the same, but the voltage reading from the INA260 is the load voltage, and I had that Bluetooth device still connected so of course it was going to be lower.
Yes those would also work, as would the standard cylindrical glass/ceramic fuses with their respective holders, and depending on the application they may even be preferable to axial fuses since they can be replaced easily.
Depending on how you set it up, yes you can get a pretty accurate (+/-10mV) open-circuit voltage reading, you can also get a pretty good load voltage reading too!
Yes! It can measure up to 36V and 15 Amps! (I personally wouldn’t do more than 13.5 to 14.5A though just to be safe, even though technically it should be good up to 15A)
Not sure about the INA169, but the INA219 is pretty similar, just with a ~3A max current rating. My favourite is the INA260. They’re the only modules I’ve ever gotten the brand name “Adafruit” version of, since they’re pre-calibrated to be super accurate
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At the point in the video where I was comparing the multimeter’s voltage reading of the battery and the INA260’s, I mistakenly compared the two as if they were the same, but the voltage reading from the INA260 is the load voltage, and I had that Bluetooth device still connected so of course it was going to be lower.
Do you have a discord a website community? I would love to be part of it!
@@Nayel-Khouatra I don’t but now that you mention it, I think that’d be a great idea!
Should I make one?
@@KeonsLab I believe it would be a great idea, as it would allow everyone to share their own experiences, expertise, and projects.
Ok, I’ve made one, now I just need to remember to mention it in my next video!
Would it be easier to get a car fuse kit with a fuse holder for a variety of fuses?
Yes those would also work, as would the standard cylindrical glass/ceramic fuses with their respective holders, and depending on the application they may even be preferable to axial fuses since they can be replaced easily.
How to measure AC current and voltage
can you please tell me if I can use this sensor in order to measure Isc and Voc of a solar pannel(I mean without a load)
Depending on how you set it up, yes you can get a pretty accurate (+/-10mV) open-circuit voltage reading, you can also get a pretty good load voltage reading too!
@@KeonsLab the open circuit voltage of the solar pannel I'm using is about 18V ,can the sensor measure it??
Yes! It can measure up to 36V and 15 Amps! (I personally wouldn’t do more than 13.5 to 14.5A though just to be safe, even though technically it should be good up to 15A)
@@KeonsLab thank you so much for your answer, I would like to know if an INA169 sensor can be just as useful as the INA260 or not?
Not sure about the INA169, but the INA219 is pretty similar, just with a ~3A max current rating. My favourite is the INA260.
They’re the only modules I’ve ever gotten the brand name “Adafruit” version of, since they’re pre-calibrated to be super accurate
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