how to interface current sensor with psoc

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nstead of acs714 i am using wcs2750.i have attached data sheet of it.how to interface this with psoc??i have written the code already but problem with interfacing.is there any current sensor other than this??

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Bob_Marlowe
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What difficulties do you exactly have? I would start from here.

   

 

   

Bob

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ETRO_SSN583
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This part has a nominal 2.6 Vdc @ a current of 0 A, and a sensitivity of

   

32 mV/A nominal. So max Vout = 2.6 + ( .032 x 60 ) = 4.52 V. Note the min

   

Vout = 2.6 - ( .032 x 60 ) = .68. All nominal.

   

 

   

So Imeas = .032 x Vout + 2.6 ( This is your equation to calc current measured)

   

 

   

Using Vssa to Vdda as range setting for ADC, ADC buffer gain = 1,

   

should accomplish what you need.

   

 

   

Regards, Dana.

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Anonymous
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        Hi, This Hall sensor have a pre-process for sensing voltage, You would be good to use simple ADC. One thing I have to add, At the circumstance for the strong current sensing thats temperature is hot. It looks -30%, You might consider about that, If you needed, It's a good to a temperature correction by PSoC. And that mean need more one ADC for the temperature sensing. Thank you.   
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ETRO_SSN583
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The sensor shows a T compensation block, and spec shows a drift of

   

.5 mV/C. But spec incomplete.

   

 

   

One A/.D with a mux will serve if you need external Tsense, but you will

   

have to get characterization data on T performance from vendor as there

   

is none in datasheet.

   

 

   

All depends on your absolute accuracy and linearity requirments, none addressed

   

in datasheet.

   

 

   

Regards, Dana.

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