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Originally Posted by Kevin Sevcik
300mV on the output / 20V/V = 15mV = 15A
Again, this is all kinda theoretical. I'd really like to check it all with an actual amp meter. After all, they note the 300mV on the output as a worst case.
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I messed up again! (I'm starting to get used to this) I mean 3A, not 30A.
You're right according to the 20V/V spec on the datasheet, but the graph shows 100V/V.
(At 20mV input, it says there's a 2V output)
It appears this datasheet conflicts with itself.
EDIT:
Would you say a Fluke 179 would work for measuring current? Or would you prefer a 0.01 ohm current shunt with analog meter?