high-precision PWM to current converter
hi everyone,
i arduino mega act reliable controllable (linear) current source. easiest way, figured, use pwm of arduino , somehow convert constant current.
the pwm switches @ 490 [hz] , outputs 5 [v]. current source should have range of @ least 0 [ma] 20 [ma].
i've found off-the-shelf converter (click here), costs €220,- , way expensive.
i try build pwm (analog) voltage converter , connect voltage-controlled-current-source. problem foresee it's not accurate enough, , need able control output current precisely.
are there standard (cheap) ic's solving problem or need build customized circuit?
any @ appreciated.
i arduino mega act reliable controllable (linear) current source. easiest way, figured, use pwm of arduino , somehow convert constant current.
the pwm switches @ 490 [hz] , outputs 5 [v]. current source should have range of @ least 0 [ma] 20 [ma].
i've found off-the-shelf converter (click here), costs €220,- , way expensive.
i try build pwm (analog) voltage converter , connect voltage-controlled-current-source. problem foresee it's not accurate enough, , need able control output current precisely.
are there standard (cheap) ic's solving problem or need build customized circuit?
any @ appreciated.
Arduino Forum > Using Arduino > General Electronics > high-precision PWM to current converter
arduino
Comments
Post a Comment