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engaddar
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« on: January 20, 2007, 07:52:23 07:52 »

please help me about my project.i want to make voltmetre and ammetre with 16f877 using c.i need your help.thank you
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« Reply #1 on: January 20, 2007, 08:03:17 20:03 »

See this

http://www.elfly.pl/multimetr/multimetr_en.htm
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« Reply #2 on: January 21, 2007, 09:30:39 09:30 »

thank you but it isn't the project tthat i want.is there anyone who who are goingo to help me.please
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« Reply #3 on: January 21, 2007, 10:14:35 10:14 »

What do you expect some one to write the code and deisgn pcb for you.

Here is what i think you shold do
1. use google and search
2.start learning c
3.if you know lilttle about c then show your code in what you have so far

Some one will always help people but not do it for you
the check of some people just coming on here and there first post ask straight away
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please help me about my project.i want to make voltmetre and ammetre with 16f877 using c.i need your help.thank you

like i siad show your stuff you have so far then may be you get a better response

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« Reply #4 on: October 23, 2007, 05:54:00 05:54 »

Hi, try to control A/D section in PIC and then you will be able to calculate the volt and ampare of your project.
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« Reply #5 on: October 23, 2007, 10:09:59 10:09 »

Firmware Side :

PIC 16F877 will easely read 0-5 Volt Signal through A/D ports. ( 5 Volt powered PIC )

In programming , PROTON  (PicBasic) will do this stright away . Yo can find equivalent functions in C compilers for PIC

PROTON Example:

 'Read the value from channel 0 of the ADC and place in variable VAR1. ´
'Setup Section
 DECLARE ADIN_RES 10       ' 10-bit result required
 DECLARE ADIN_TAD FRC      ' RC OSC chosen
 DECLARE ADIN_STIME 50     ' Allow 50us sample time
 DIM VAR1 as WORD
 TRISA = %00000001         ' Configure AN0 (PORTA.0) as an input
 ADCON1 = %10000000        ' Set analogue input on PORTA.0

'Read value Section
 VAR1 = ADIN 0             ' Place the conversion into variable VAR1

End of example


 Hardware Side :

Voltage : If your signal is more than 0-5 Volt span , you must use conversion with OPAMP circuit

Current : You must indirectly measure current using Ohms Law V = I x R , thus I = V / R. Adjust value of R acording to power of your application.  Again , depending on I ( V/R ) values you would have to scale signal with OPAMP circuit.
You could also use speciality IC that converts directly Current into Digital signal/Voltage  ( Current Transformer or the like )

I agree with WIZPIC , you should start something by yourself and then ask for advise based upon what you have got so far.

Greetings



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« Reply #6 on: February 05, 2008, 04:35:02 16:35 »

you will find some project about voltmeter.

http://www.4shared.com/file/36730551/eabbfcfc/Metreler.html
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