Power Monitoring IC
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Build Smarter, More Resilient 48V Power Systems with Energy-Aware Digital Power Monitoring from Microchip As automotive, AI/data center, networking and industrial systems quickly migrate toward 48V power architectures to improve efficiency and support higher power demands, designers need more than visibility into instantaneous voltage and current conditions. They need systems that understand energy use over time and can respond intelligently to changing power conditions. Microchip Technology (… |
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IOT Based Smart Energy Meter With SMS Alert Ever thought about how you could monitor the household energy usage of your home remotely without heavy hardware or a complex setup? To make this idea practical, we came up with this project: an IoT based Smart Energy Meter using MQTT with SMS alert. Using the PZEM-004T sensor with ESP32, this smart energy meter using IoT provides real-time tracking of voltage… |
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An IOT Based Smart AC Electricity Meter with Tamper Protection I decided to create a Smart AC watt-hour meter after experiencing a spike in my electricity bill that left me both shocked and curious. Each month, I tried to be mindful of my energy use, but I realized I had no clear way to track which appliances were consuming the most power or when. I also noticed that many homes and businesses around me faced similar challenges,… |
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Integrated Power Monitoring Chip with Reinforced Isolation for Low-Cost Industrial and Home Automation Applications ACS37800 from Allegro MicroSystems is an integrated power monitoring chip that allows simultaneous measurement of power, voltage, and current for single-phase AC and DC solutions. Offered in an efficient SOIC16 footprint, this single-chip solution with reinforced isolation significantly reduces PCB size, bill of materials (BOM) cost, and complexity in various IoT devices,… |
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New Power Supply Monitoring IC with Built-In Self-Diagnostic Function that Supports Functional Safety ROHM launched a power supply monitoring IC, the BD39040MUF-C, with BIST (Built-In Self Test) that supports functional safety. The IC is made for application areas such as automotive power supply systems requiring fail-safe measures such as electric power steering as well as sensors and cameras for autonomous driving and ADAS. Other than this the sensor can also be applied in… |
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Variable Power Supply By Arduino Uno In this tutorial, we will develop a 5V variable voltage source from Arduino Uno. For that, we are going to use ADC (Analog to Digital Conversion) and PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) features. Some digital electronic modules, like accelerometers, work on a voltage of 3.3V, and some work on 2.2V. Some even work on lower voltages. With this, we cannot get… |