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verrverr
verrverr
1 Sep 2014

Pas Home - Index

 

I will use the RPiSoC to control and catch the status of my home ventilation system. Integrate with OpenHAB and my humidity sensor, when i take my shower humidity sensor detect the humidity increase and automatically start the ventilation. I suck in electronics I'm going to need your help.


The plan


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The timer

I open the current control and check component.

Its seems simple enough:

      4 wire 12v, GND, LED Control, SW (Switch),

     LM2901DG Chip (From spec 'Designed for use in level detection')

     3 LED

     Push button

     100uf 63v 85°C (Capacitor)


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The signal

With the Tektronix oscilloscope i check what happen in SW and LED wire.


SW wire, have continuous 5v DC and when i press control button its drope near 0v and when i release it return to 5v. When signal is reduce to 0v for about 1 second or more the main control unit detect it and start ventilation and switch between each timer state.

What is the name of this transition? Do you know some tutorial links to reproduce this with RPiSoC ?


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The LED wire have his voltage between 0v to 10v. Each value indicate a state. Measure voltage between 0v to 5v with RPiSoC its seem very easy with analog port and this sample code https://github.com/EmbeditElectronics/psoc_2_pi/blob/master/API_Python_v_1_1/SAR_ADC_voltmeter.py

But how measure voltage with range 0v-10v? Use a Voltage Dividers? Do you know a good tutorial?


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  • kipe
    kipe over 10 years ago in reply to verrverr +1
    Hey. Try with larger resistors, so the affect on the existing circuit won't be that much. Something like 1M and 470k might work...
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  • mcb1
    mcb1 over 11 years ago
    But how measure voltage with range 0v-10v? Use a Voltage Dividers?

    It seems that the inputs are are 3v3 so you'll need to use a 2:1 ratio on your resistors.

    ie a 10K and 4k7 across the 0-10v will give 0-3v2 at the junction of the two resistors.

     

    Sparkfun has a tutorial including a handy calculator

    https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/voltage-dividers

     

    There is another calculator here.

    http://www.raltron.com/cust/tools/voltage_divider.asp

     

     

    RPISoC info and examples

    http://embeditelectronics.github.io/psoc_2_pi/examples.html#voltmeter-using-the-16-bit-delta-sigma-adc

     

    The documentation seems to be all here.

    http://www.cypress.com/psoccreator/

     

    and the ADC you require

    http://www.cypress.com/?docID=45831

     

     

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    mcb1 over 11 years ago
    But how measure voltage with range 0v-10v? Use a Voltage Dividers?

    It seems that the inputs are are 3v3 so you'll need to use a 2:1 ratio on your resistors.

    ie a 10K and 4k7 across the 0-10v will give 0-3v2 at the junction of the two resistors.

     

    Sparkfun has a tutorial including a handy calculator

    https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/voltage-dividers

     

    There is another calculator here.

    http://www.raltron.com/cust/tools/voltage_divider.asp

     

     

    RPISoC info and examples

    http://embeditelectronics.github.io/psoc_2_pi/examples.html#voltmeter-using-the-16-bit-delta-sigma-adc

     

    The documentation seems to be all here.

    http://www.cypress.com/psoccreator/

     

    and the ADC you require

    http://www.cypress.com/?docID=45831

     

     

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    verrverr over 10 years ago in reply to mcb1

    Hi, I tried this weekend the voltage divider with 10k and 4k7. All work great when a test to calculate power of différent power supply 5v,9v,12v but when i try with my ventillation system, immediately when is plug the input voltage 10v drop to 6v. It's not apreciate because original device controls stop working correctly image.

     

    Is there another way to reduce the voltage for reading or way be prevented voltage drop ?

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    kipe over 10 years ago in reply to verrverr

    Hey.

    Try with larger resistors, so the affect on the existing circuit won't be that much. Something like 1M and 470k might work...

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    verrverr over 10 years ago in reply to kipe

    Great, thank you very much its works

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