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Arduino CI Arduino-lint JSON check License: MIT GitHub release

DMM = Digital MultiMeter.

Arduino library for a DMM (digital multimeter) class.

Description

DMM is a class that uses the Arduino analogRead to make measurements. It is based upon the UNO but will work on some other boards too.

The first version only works as a voltmeter, DC only. It is meant to be extended in the future to be a complete Digital MultiMeter class. that includes amps ohms, diode testing etc.

This is an old 'toy' project, wrapped into a class. Do not expect high precision or accuracy.

Interface

#include "DMM.h"

Constructor

  • DMM() constructor.

Configuration

  • begin(uint8_t analogPin, float volts = 5.0, uint16_t maxADC = 1023) configuration. Note these are the specifications of the ADC used.
  • void setMaxVoltage(float maxVoltage)
  • float getMaxVoltage()
  • void setGain(float factor = 1.0) GAIN e.g. due to voltage divider. A 25V to 5V divider has a factor = 5.
  • float getGain() returns the set gain.

ReadVolts

One must connect GND of Arduino to the GND of the device.

    [A0]---- V unknown
   [GND]---- GND

or with a divider => setGain(x)

    [A0]----[divider]---- V unknown
   [GND]----[divider]---- GND

  • float readVolts(uint8_t times = 1) read voltage. Times can be set to average multiple measurements.
  • float readMilliVolts(uint8_t times = 1) convenience wrapper.
  • float readNoise(uint8_t times = 1) measure the noise on the wire. Assumes connected to constant voltage e.g. GND.

ReadOhm

The schema for measuring resistors is based on a simple voltage divider. See below. This schema can be extended with a selector switch that can switch between different reference resistors.

   [GND] ----[ R reference ]----[A0]----[ R unknown ]----[+5V]
  • void setReferenceR(uint32_t ohm = 1000) set the reference resistor. units are Ohm, default = 1K.
  • uint32_t readOhm(uint8_t times = 1) read ohm. Times can be set to average multiple measurements.
  • uint32_t readKiloOhm(uint8_t times = 1) read ohm. Times can be set to average multiple measurements.

Character ohm = Ω (ALT-234 or ALT-0216 might work)

Calibration

  • float readNoise(uint8_t times = 1) get noise level for accuracy.

Operation

Basic operation is to connect the Arduino GND to the projects GND (or - ) and use the configured analog pin to measure a (positive) voltage.

By adding a voltage divider one can measure larger voltages. The divider factor can be set with setGain(factor).

To elaborate.

  • GND, VCC

Future

Functional

  • AMPS (how -> measure voltage over a known resistor)
  • CAPS (how -> RC timing)
    • RC (load 5 seconds)
    • disconnect
    • measure drop rate / time in micros.
  • DIODE (how -> 5V or 0V)
    • DigitalRead(INPUT PULLUP) => HIGH or LOW
    • or 0.7 volt drop from 5V

Must

  • update documentation
  • update examples
  • add use of AREF
    • external or internal 1.1 Volt
  • float setOffset(float offset) adjust the voltage used.
    • this is not the voltage the ADC uses internally.

Should

  • investigate noise
  • analogReference(EXTERNAL) for external voltage for build in ADC
  • support external ADC e.g. ADS1115 for 16 bit resolution.

Could

  • multichannel compare
  • schema for
  • scope functionality?

Won't