Hi, im have INA219 sensor for measure current voltage from battery 3s 11.1v
Below results:
Bus Voltage: 0.256 V
Bus Current: 412.439 mA
Power: 249.756 mW
Shunt voltage: 40.000 mV
The question is if I connect it well, plus batteries with vin + minus with vin- ?
Thanks for help !
Wawa
March 26, 2020, 9:34pm
2
prem111:
The question is if I connect it well, plus batteries with vin + minus with vin- ?
Batt+ and load+ to the screw terminals, and batt- to INA219 ground.
Post a diagram/picture if you're not sure.
Leo..
Diagram attached. is that correct
Wawa
March 27, 2020, 7:14am
4
BEC is connected right.
Best to connect INA ground directly to an Arduino ground pin.
So four wires to connect between INA219 and Arduino.
5volt, ground, SCL, SDA.
Battery+, via the INA Vin screw terminals to load+.
Load- returns directly to battery-.
Leo..
That's what I originally had, ina gnd -> gnd arduino, battery+ -> ina vin+ (screw) battery- -> vin- (screw)
Result:
Bus Voltage: 0.256 V
Bus Current: 412.439 mA
Power: 249.756 mW
Shunt voltage: 40.000 mV
JCA34F
March 27, 2020, 7:26am
6
What is the load that you are measuring the current of?
JCA34F
March 27, 2020, 7:39am
7
That's what I originally had, ina gnd -> gnd arduino, battery+ -> ina vin+ (screw) battery- -> vin- (screw)
You have probably burned out the INA219 shunt resistor. VIN- should go to BEC+.
JCA34F
March 27, 2020, 8:04am
9
prem111:
VIN- to BEC+ IN or OUT ?
In. Batt+ to INA VIN+ INA VIN- to BEC IN+ BEC OUT+ to Arduino Vcc, Arduino GND to BEC OUT-, BEC IN- to INA GND to Batt-. May need a separate wire from Arduino GND to INA GND.
I think I actually burned something, now after exactly such connection there is no power at BEC.