Can you help me with the connections of an Arduino UNO to a pressure sensor?
I want to measure the pressure via SİCK PBS 6050547 (pressure sensor) datasheet link (https://cdn.sick.com/media/docs/7/77/077/operating_instructions_pbs_pressure_switch_de_en_fr_es_im0033077.pdf)
There are a few different models with different interfaces, which do you have?
The '6050547' indicates that it is this model:
PBS-RB100SN1SS0BMA0Z
The SICK PBS 6050547 requires a supply voltage between 15 to 35 VDC. Since the Arduino Uno operates at 5 V, you'll need an external power supply within the sensor's specified range. Connect the L+ wire of the sensor to the positive terminal of your external power supply.
Connect the M wire to the negative terminal of the power supply. This point should be shorted with the GND of the Arduino.
Connect the Q1 output to one of the Arduino's digital input pins (e.g., pin 2).
If you want to read digital output, configure the corresponding pin on the Arduino as an input and use functions like digitalRead() to monitor the sensor's state.
If you want analog output, connect the QA output to one of the Arduino's analog input pins (e.g., A0).
Configure the corresponding pin on the Arduino to read analog values using analogRead().
Firstly, thank you for your reply. I want to measure the pressure changes so I thought the analog output is more suitable than digital output (actually I read somewhere on the web). So, for using analog output so I have to convert current to voltage. Based on your answer I draw a diagram. Do you think does it work properly? The last thing I gain 1V-5V from sensor's output.
SİCK PBS 6050547 Thank you for your reply.
thank you, I will try this I hope it works
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