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Current Sensor SCT 019-200A

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The Current Sensor SCT 019-200A measures currents up to 200A. Useful for electronic projects and industrial monitoring.

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Description

What it is

The SCT 019-200A Current Sensor is a non-invasive device designed to measure electrical current in low or high voltage circuits. It is primarily used in energy monitoring projects, energy counters, and industrial environments.

Features

  • Measures currents up to 200A
  • Non-invasive device

What it is for

Installing the SCT 019-200A sensor in a circuit allows for monitoring and recording the current used by electrical devices. The collected data can be sent to a mobile device or computer for real-time analysis. It is compatible with Arduino, ESP, and other microcontrollers.

Tutorial: How to use SCT 019-200A Current Sensor

The SCT 019-200A current sensor is a non-invasive device that allows measuring electrical current in low or high voltage circuits. It is ideal for energy monitoring projects, energy counters, and control systems.

What you need

  • Arduino Uno
  • Current Sensor SCT 019-200A
  • Connection Cable

Steps

  1. Connect the SCT 019-200A sensor to the electrical line to be measured without interrupting the current.
  2. Use the connection cables to connect the sensor output to the Arduino Uno’s analog pin A0.
  3. Open the Arduino IDE software and upload the following sketch to the microcontroller.
  4. Monitor the readings in series through the serial monitor console.
  5. Verify the measured current values with an ammeter to confirm the accuracy of the sensor.

Example code

void setup() {
  Serial.begin(9600);
}

void loop() {
  int sensorValue = analogRead(A0);
  float voltage = (sensorValue * 5.0) / 1023.0;
  float current_mA = voltage / 0.125; // Verifica sul datasheet per la relazione corrente-voltaggio
  Serial.print(current_mA);
  delay(1000);
}

Mini project

Create an energy monitoring system that records and sends the current usage data of an electrical appliance to your smartphone or computer.

Common mistakes

  • Incorrect cable connection
  • Sensor power supply failure
  • Inaccurate sensor calibration

Recommended accessories

  • Arduino Uno R3
  • USB A-MicroB cable for Arduino
  • Digital ammeter

Frequently asked questions

Can the sensor measure negative currents?
Yes, the sensor can detect the direction of the current.

How accurate is this sensor?
Accuracy varies; check the datasheet for detailed specifications.

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