peter h Posted September 25, 2019 Share Posted September 25, 2019 HI, I'm having trouble getting sensible output from my ISNS20. I'm using the code below, modified for raspberry pi SPI channel 1 cs 2. #!/usr/bin/python3 # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # Copyright (c) 2017 RS Components Ltd # SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT License #""" #Interface for PmodISNS20 module (ADC7476 + Allegro ACS722). #""" import spidev CAP = 'SPI' PHY = '1x6' class PmodISNS20: def __init__(self, DSPMod6): self.port = DSPMod6 self.cs = 7 # self.port.pin1 # self.miso = self.port.pin3 # self.sclk = self.port.pin4 self.spi = spidev.SpiDev() self.__startSPI() def __startSPI(self): if self.cs == 7: #CE1 self.spi.open(1,2) elif self.cs == 8: #CE0 self.spi.open(1,1) else: #throw exception here return self.spi.max_speed_hz = 100000 self.spi.mode = 0b00 def __stopSPI(self): self.spi.close() def __spiRead16(self): resp = self.spi.xfer2([0x00, 0x00]) w = resp[0] w <<= 8 w |= resp[1] return w def readAmps(self): w = self.__spiRead16() refV = 3.0 lsb = refV/4096 mV= (w-2048)*lsb*1000 amps = mV/66 return amps def readMilliAmps(self): return self.readAmps() * 1000 def cleanup(self): self.__stopSPI() import time sensor = PmodISNS20(1) while 1: print(sensor.readAmps()) time.sleep(1) Here is the output measuring current of a soldering station. (120V AC) ./ISNS20.py 0.06658380681818182 33.291903409090914 -0.09987571022727272 -122.0703125 -0.13316761363636365 -177.5568181818182 -0.3329190340909091 -355.1136363636364 -0.244140625 -188.6541193181818 -0.022194602272727272 11.097301136363637 0.14426491477272727 177.5568181818182 0.18865411931818182 221.94602272727275 0.3662109375 399.5028409090909 0.2996271306818182 266.3352272727273 0.08877840909090909 55.48650568181819 I have both jumpers enabled as was suggested in another post. What is up with these readings? Thanks much, Peter Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
peter h Posted September 27, 2019 Author Share Posted September 27, 2019 I'm having much better luck with the python code on this page. Thanks tfcb. Negative values are just from AC current. Duh. All good now. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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HI,
I'm having trouble getting sensible output from my ISNS20. I'm using the code below, modified for raspberry pi SPI channel 1 cs 2.
Here is the output measuring current of a soldering station. (120V AC)
./ISNS20.py 0.06658380681818182 33.291903409090914 -0.09987571022727272 -122.0703125 -0.13316761363636365 -177.5568181818182 -0.3329190340909091 -355.1136363636364 -0.244140625 -188.6541193181818 -0.022194602272727272 11.097301136363637 0.14426491477272727 177.5568181818182 0.18865411931818182 221.94602272727275 0.3662109375 399.5028409090909 0.2996271306818182 266.3352272727273 0.08877840909090909 55.48650568181819
I have both jumpers enabled as was suggested in another post.
What is up with these readings?
Thanks much,
Peter
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