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req:8051 based volet and ampage meter

if any one hav a working softwere for volt and amp.meter bulid with any 89c51 or 89c2051 etc.MICU pls. share it

what is the sech. for adc

Thanks advance.

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  • "how much ammperage can i put to the port pin."

    The word is "current", and it will be specified in the Datasheet

    "and how much volterge can i pot to to port pin?"

    The word is "voltage", and it will also be specified in the Datasheet

    "how can i use the resister"

    The word is "resistor", and this is a basic application of Ohm's law.

    "and is 1mf good"

    It has no meaning in relation to a resistor!

    If you mean 1mF or 1uF, that is 1 millifarad or one microfarad - which are measures of capacitance, not resistance

    "how can i read ammperege and voltergd in float?"

    You cannot do it directly - especially as you don't even seem to have understood the basic measurement principles yet!

    You will need to use an Analogue-to-Digital Converter (or A/D Converter or ADC), with suitable input conditioning, and suitable code to handle its digital output.

    "do i use more pins?"

    You mean like using more question marks??????????

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  • "how much ammperage can i put to the port pin."

    The word is "current", and it will be specified in the Datasheet

    "and how much volterge can i pot to to port pin?"

    The word is "voltage", and it will also be specified in the Datasheet

    "how can i use the resister"

    The word is "resistor", and this is a basic application of Ohm's law.

    "and is 1mf good"

    It has no meaning in relation to a resistor!

    If you mean 1mF or 1uF, that is 1 millifarad or one microfarad - which are measures of capacitance, not resistance

    "how can i read ammperege and voltergd in float?"

    You cannot do it directly - especially as you don't even seem to have understood the basic measurement principles yet!

    You will need to use an Analogue-to-Digital Converter (or A/D Converter or ADC), with suitable input conditioning, and suitable code to handle its digital output.

    "do i use more pins?"

    You mean like using more question marks??????????

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