I found a lot of circuits what i need to know for example the filter frequency how it is selected ba

I found a lot of circuits what i need to know for example the filter frequency how it is selected based on what, and the amplifier gain how it is selected

PPetr Dvořák Well, that's a one-million-dollar question. Let's discuss more on Friday, at 3:0...

electro_coco•4/16/24, 9:26 AM

3:00 uct am or pm?

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Petr Dvořák•4/16/24, 9:28 AM

Yyoucef_ali I found a lot of circuits what i need to know for example the filter frequency h...

techielew•4/16/24, 12:05 PM

@ShreeshaN may be able to provide some input here

Yyoucef_ali I found a lot of circuits what i need to know for example the filter frequency h...

ShreeshaN•4/16/24, 12:09 PM

Is there a reason to go with analog circuits, they are available as digital sensors I think?

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Camila_99$$•4/16/24, 1:37 PM

Hi everyone, Working on a project involving DC current measurement (up to 5A), I tested the ACS712 current sensor but the result is not stable. I have a variation of +/- 500mA. I’m not specifically looking for precision but rather measurement stability. Is there a more stable alternative? I thought about using a 1mohm shunt coupled with an op-amp like the LMV358. What do you think?

Stuart Cording•4/16/24, 1:52 PM

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CCamila_99$$Hi everyone, Working on a project involving DC current measurement (up to 5A), I...

aymen ammari•4/16/24, 1:54 PM

Try using LA25-p it's more accurate

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Accur4te•4/16/24, 2:10 PM

Which is the ideal iot protocol for battery powered sensors and suitable to be installed in factories ?

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boualleg sabrina•4/16/24, 2:35 PM

I think ZigBee because it's known by it's low power consumption

wafa_ath•4/16/24, 2:53 PM

Hello everyone, am doing metal detector using Arduino, can u segest a kit or sensor i can use to detect with it

SStuart Cording Hi All, this is Stuart, the "Electronics Reporter". I'm an electronics engineer ...

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Yyoucef_ali I found a lot of circuits what i need to know for example the filter frequency h...

Navadeep•4/16/24, 4:38 PM

you can use simulator like TINA-TI with say a programmable gain amplifier (ex: PGA849) and try to tune it. even filter frequency you can evaluate there once you decide what is your frequency of interest and choose a type of filter(lowpass, bandpass).

Navadeep•4/16/24, 4:39 PM

likely the signal will follow this sequence.

sensor/detector --> pass filter(pick desired freq band) --> more filter stages? --> Amplifier(programmable gain if your reception response is dynamic) --> sampling with ADC

Wwafa_ath Hello everyone, am doing metal detector using Arduino, can u segest a kit or sen...

JeremyCook•4/16/24, 5:01 PM

Hello - this is a friend of mine's kit/design: https://www.tindie.com/products/fourbitindustries/metal-detector-learn-to-solder-kit/

maybe it will give you some ideas.

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wafa_ath•4/16/24, 5:36 PM

Interesting

Camila_99$$•4/16/24, 7:52 PM

@aymen ammari I just watched the video, thank you for your effort

CCamila_99$$@aymen ammari I just watched the video, thank you for your effort 🤩

aymen ammari•4/16/24, 7:52 PM

You're very welcome

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