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| arduino:capmeter [2023/03/12 09:09] – [Circuit description] tony | arduino:capmeter [2026/10/20 08:39] (current) – tony |
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| ===== Parts list ===== | ===== Parts list ===== |
| * [[https://docs.arduino.cc/retired/boards/arduino-duemilanove|Arduino Duemilanove]] (essentially the UNO with a different USB interface). | * [[https://docs.arduino.cc/retired/boards/arduino-duemilanove|Arduino Duemilanove]] (essentially the Uno with a different USB interface). |
| * [[:electronic:lcd:vlgem1021|LCD]], VLGEM1021-09 from a Siemens optiPoint 500 economy phone. | * [[:electronic:lcd:vlgem1021|LCD]], VLGEM1021-09 from a Siemens optiPoint 500 economy phone. |
| * 20k pot | * 20k pot |
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| Here is my initial program cobbled together from Jonathan's code and a driver for a serial LCD (not elegant!) :\\ | Here is my initial program cobbled together from Jonathan's code and a driver for a serial LCD (not elegant!) :\\ |
| {{:arduino:capmeter:v1.00:measurecapacitor_uno_ks0073a.ino|Capacitor meter code for Arduino UNO and KS0073 display.}} | {{:arduino:capmeter:v1.00:measurecapacitor_uno_ks0073a.ino|Capacitor meter code for Arduino Uno and KS0073 display.}} |
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| The meter is auto-ranging from a few pF to about 100µF. I've made the output routine a little more complicated than really needed by displaying values in micro Farads from 0.1µF to 100µF, nano Farads from 1nF to 100nF, and pico Farads from 1pF to 1000pF. | The meter is auto-ranging from a few pF to about 100µF. I've made the output routine a little more complicated than really needed by displaying values in micro Farads from 0.1µF to 100µF, nano Farads from 1nF to 100nF, and pico Farads from 1pF to 1000pF. |
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