Got something cooking :)

[the great waldo]

looks good!
Am reminded of one of my favorite quotes:
Je n'ai fait celle-ci plus longue que parce que je n'ai pas eu le loisir de la faire plus courte.
I would have written a shorter letter, but I did not have the time.
Blaise Pascal

By this I mean don't try to make it do everything conciseness is a difficult but desirable goal IMHO.

Well, the original post says all in one. So get as much useful stuff into it as possible !!!
Cheers

Andrew

[Lyrebird Steve]

Where does the line start ?

[the great waldo]

How long's a foot!

[Claus H]

Where does the line start ?

[ATTACH=CONFIG]53553[/ATTACH]

Thanks guys it's still a work in progress, everything works now, need to get it on a pcb and getting to the point where I can build a couple of units..

[David King]

Tak for det Claus! Jeg er meget interesseret!

[the great waldo]

Hi Klaus

Any updates on the meter ?
Cheers
Andrew

[Chasin' Note]

Thanks guys it's still a work in progress, everything works now, need to get it on a pcb and getting to the point where I can build a couple of units..

I'll take 1

[the great waldo]

HI Claus

Anything new on the measuring device ?
Have a good weekend.
Cheers
Andrew

[salvarsan]

would love some more resolution the 10bit ADC is OK, I love to work with the constraint of simple yet smart design,

The ARM-based Arduinos all have 12bit ADC and many of them cost less than $20 US.

Since the ARM CPUs have more memory and MIPS, floating point arithmetic is fully implemented in the Arduino/gcc libraries and in the printf() family of functions.

If the Arduino has an ARM Cortex M4, the floating point is in hardware and quite fast -- if you use floats instead of doubles.

-hizself

[the great waldo]

Phase indicator done..
[ATTACH=CONFIG]53551[/ATTACH]

[ATTACH=CONFIG]53552[/ATTACH]

Hi Klaus

Anything new on the meter ?

Cheers
Andrew

[ken]

Yes please...

Inquiring minds want to know

Ken