Hi Patrick, glad to see you still work here after so long. So I entered my value in the equation you linked me and it gave me 12.9 something volts which is off byt ~.2 volts, that's a large margin of error when my end goal is to use this data to gauge the battery level. I used the program I pasted i...
Hi! 9 years after my last post about this I pulled out my old 1135 analog voltage sensor and trying to get it to work. I used the nice example from phidget22 library and I get a voltage of: Voltage: 3.389900 Using this program #include <phidget22.h> #include <stdio.h> static void CCONV onVoltageChan...
Are you running your conversion in the sensor change handler? Maybe you could try setting the sensitivity to 1. The manual states a worst case error of 2% and typical 0.7%. The case that you mention has an error of 3%, assuming that your voltmeter is accurate, so you should be able to get better ac...
Are you running your conversion in the sensor change handler? Maybe you could try setting the sensitivity to 1. The manual states a worst case error of 2% and typical 0.7%. The case that you mention has an error of 3%, assuming that your voltmeter is accurate, so you should be able to get better ac...
Well, depends on your language, but: ifkit.Ratiometric = false; The default is true, as most sensors are ratiometric, but 1135 is non-ratiometric. -Patrick For my program I used CPhidgetInterfaceKit_setRatiometric(ifKit, 0); Which gave me the same result (I allready had it disabled in my code not k...
i'm using a 1135 phidget voltage sensor, I'm using the Raw value for maximum accuracy using this formula voltage=(((value / 4.095 / 200.) - 2.5)/0.0681); yet the result is not accurate at all, i think on a 12.36v battery (tested using a good voltmeter), the phidget reports 12.73v, which is complete...
i'm using a 1135 phidget voltage sensor, I'm using the Raw value for maximum accuracy using this formula voltage=(((value / 4.095 / 200.) - 2.5)/0.0681); yet the result is not accurate at all, i think on a 12.36v battery (tested using a good voltmeter), the phidget reports 12.73v, which is completel...
