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Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz
You mean a Simpson 360 type meter?
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I mean an analog voltmeter, with coil movement and a needle pointer.
Any cheap $10 one would do,
set to read DC.
By "
effective DC-equivalent voltage"
in this context I mean the following:
- When the Jag is being commanded to output 100% voltage, the meter would read 12V at the Jag's output.
- When the Jag is being commanded to output 50% voltage, the meter would read 6V at the Jag's output.
- When the Jag is being commanded to output 0% voltage, the meter would read 0V at the Jag's output.
- When the Jag is being commanded to output -50% voltage, the meter would read -6V at the Jag's output.
- When the Jag is being commanded to output -100% voltage, the meter would read -12V at the Jag's output.
etc
Haven't actually tried it though. Anybody got data ?