Posted: Mon Aug 02, 2010 12:55 am Post subject:
Voltage Meter Module (incl. cable tester)
this is what i did as a fun project last week: a voltage meter module with cable tester. the range is selectable from 0V to 10V or -5V to +5V. the module provides two LEDs indicating the input signal exceeding the modules working range.
to use the spare front panel space i added a cable tester. for this tester the sockets have to be isolated from the front panel (COM).
[for 12V operation R9 and R10 have to be adjusted. this voltage divider sets the reference voltage of 10V for the comparator.]
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matthias
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Very cool! What's that crazy thing at the right side of the power rails? 057-010-1...what company is that a part number for? Headers? Some kind of switch? _________________ Esoteric drones and nonlinear distortion
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haha, no! it is nothing but the small doepfer style 2x5 pin buss connector (ribbon cable). _________________
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Thought is was something like that... _________________ Esoteric drones and nonlinear distortion
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i think this thread should now be moved into the fonik's place. janitors? _________________
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Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2011 7:31 am Post subject:
A couple of questions on the meter itself. Is it a 0-10v range meter, one of your pics shows a 0-30v range meter, also the extra wires going to the meter, is that for illumination?
Thanks in advance
A couple of questions on the meter itself. Is it a 0-10v range meter, one of your pics shows a 0-30v range meter
it is 0V>10V / -5V>+5V meter. there is one computer graphic showing 30V, just because i used a picture from the suppliers catalogue to create it.
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, also the extra wires going to the meter, is that for illumination?
Thanks in advance
correct. connector J5 interfaces with the actual meter unit, and the 15V feed the light bulb. _________________
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matthias
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