INA219 Bi-directional DC Current Power Supply Sensor Breakout Module DIY 3V-5V IIC I2C Power Monitoring Sensor Module

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Features & Compatibility

This module is a sensor module used to detect the current, voltage, and power of circuits. It supports I2C interface communication and can be used with other microcontrollers such as Arduino to monitor the current and voltage of robot vehicle motors and other applications.INA219 at -40C to + 1% can be achieved within the maximum error accuracy 85C temperature range, the maximum offset is 100 uV. The high-precision products combine the advantages of 12-bit resolution, as much as possible to help customers reduce the pressure drop on the shunt resistor, thereby minimizing power loss and power consumption and save board space. The device can be sensed bus voltage range of 0 V to +26 V.

Product parameters

Working voltage: DC3V-5V

Communication interface: I2C interface

Maximum measured voltage: 26V

Maximum measured current: 3.2A, resolution ± 0.8mA

Measurement accuracy: 1%

I2C address:

The default I2C address is 0x40. If necessary, please change it

For example, using multiple modules or conflicting with another I2C address.

It can be changed by short circuiting the A0 and A1 solder pads on the board: the default value for solder pad suspension is 0x40

A0 pad short circuit: Address 0x41

A1 pad short circuit: Address 0x44

A1 and A0 pads short circuited: Address 0x45

VCC: Connected to the positive pole of a 3V-5V power supply

GND: Connect to the negative pole of the power supply

SDA: I2C Serial Data

SCL: I2C Serial Clock

Vin -: Connect to the positive terminal of the load

Vin+: Connect to the positive terminal of the load power supply

Current detection

The module uses a 0.1 ohm 1% 2W current sensing resistor, which can provide 3.2A current processing capability. Low resistance minimizes voltage drop, and at full rated current, the voltage drop across the current sensing resistor will be 0.32V.

If you want to change the current measurement range, you can replace the resistor with a smaller or larger value. For example, a 0.01 Ω resistor allows for measuring up to 32A of current with a resolution of 8mA, while a 1 Ω resistor will reduce the measurement range to 320mA with a resolution of 0.08mA

Additional information

Weight 90 g