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DIY Battery Monitor - ESP32 based

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DIY Battery Monitor - ESP32 based
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2023-03-07, 02:05 AM
(2023-03-07, 12:00 AM)Techstyle Wrote: HeviiSailor

the INA219 is a high side (positive side) DC current sensor

Ah, I see. However, I wonder if this might be a bit of a conundrum for me; my battery management system requires the shunt to be on the negative side. I had planned to use the same shunt.

Are you able to say how the other sensor which you had mentioned must be wired into this system if it were on the low side?
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DIY Battery Monitor - ESP32 based - by Techstyle - 2023-02-22, 07:26 PM
RE: DIY Battery Monitor - ESP32 based - by we9v - 2023-02-28, 05:16 PM
RE: DIY Battery Monitor - ESP32 based - by HeviiSailor - 2023-03-07, 02:05 AM

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