Initialize an instance of a class as defined above with the member function begin().These are the steps to follow for a successful implementation: Rms2 and Power2 occupy one extra sample time slot (window length +1) when the automatic baseline restoration option is on (BLR_ON).įor a quick start, check the example Arduino sketches that come with the library. The number of samples for one RMS acquisition run (scan) is defined as window. Rms2 and Power2 are performing better when used in an interrupt service routine by spreading out the processing burden over the sample time slots. Rms or Rms2 is meant to calculate the root-mean-square value of a signal and Power or Power2 is meant to calculate the power from both voltage and current input. The following library classes are implemented:Īverage calculates the average value from a number of input samples (usually) from the ADC. This library is easy portable to other platforms. When the units of the measured quantities are defined in Volts and Amperes, then the calculated power is in Watt and the energy in Ws (Joules).
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The user only has to define the full scale peak-to-peak value of the AC input voltage and current. The provided solution uses a simple method for scaling the measured quantities. The voltage and the voltage representation of a current can be measured with the ADC of the Arduino by using appropriate input circuitry for scaling the measured quantities down to within the 0-5V compliant voltage range of the ADC. From version 1.3, energy metering has been added to the project. This library also calculates the real-, apparent power and the power factor from both, voltage and current input signals.
With this library it is possible to calculate the average value and the rms (root mean square) or effective value of the ADC input signal.
This repository contains the TrueRMS C++ library for Arduino.
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