New Product: CVSensor – USB to USB Current / Voltage Sensor – I2C INA219

New Product: CVSensor – USB to USB Current / Voltage Sensor – I2C INA219

Need to measure current and voltage  through a USB cord programmatically?  Gather lots of data dynamically?    Then you need a USB CVSensor.

You can buy it here at the SwitchDoc Store.

 

The USB CVSensor is an USB to USB current and voltage measuring device.  It uses an INA219 to accurately (and dynamically) measured currents and voltages through a USB plug.

Measure:

  • Startup Currents and Voltages
  • Track Dynamic power consumption in systems
  • Gather data using Arduino or Raspberry Pi base systems.
  • Use in Solar Power Systems

 

USB CVSensor Specification

  • USB Type A Plugs
  • Data+, Data-, Ground directly passed through
  • INA219 Highside DC Current and Voltage Sensor
  • Up to 2000 conversions per second
  • 0.1 ohm 1% 2W current sense resistor
  • Up to ±3.2A current measurement, with ±0.8mA resolution
  • Standard Grove I2C Connector to INA219
  • Default I2C Address 0x45

USB CVSensor I2C Addresses

Default:  0x45

SJ2 Cut /SJ1 Cut: 0x40

SJ2 Not Cut / SJ1 Cut: 0x44

SJ2 Cut / SJ1 Not Cut: 0x41

SJ2 Not Cut / SJ1 Not Cut: 0x45

 

Anything you can plug into a USB port can be measured (Voltage and Current) with the USB CVSensor. It’s easy to hook up.

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