DIY DC Current Clamp
In a relatively straightforward build, I learned how DC current clamp meters work and ended up with a surprisingly functional device.
In a relatively straightforward build, I learned how DC current clamp meters work and ended up with a surprisingly functional device.
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An excellent opamp for prototyping.
Atmel’s relatively new lineup of chips is quite promising.
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A pretty cool sensor salvaged from a really old mouse.
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A nifty little chip whose versatile features gave it a very warm welcome into my parts bin.
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