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IVT-S Arduino Library Files from EVTV ([http://store.evtv.me/proddetail.php?prod=1kshunt here]). Note: it's been reported that the header file ISA.h contains several errors. | IVT-S Arduino Library Files from EVTV ([http://store.evtv.me/proddetail.php?prod=1kshunt here]). Note: it's been reported that the header file ISA.h contains several errors. | ||
IVT-S uses Molex connectors which can be purchased from RS, Digi-Key and Mouser (among others). Despite what it says in the Isabellenhütte data sheet, these are the correct part numbers: | IVT-S uses Molex connectors which can be purchased from RS, Digi-Key and Mouser (among others). Despite what it says in the Isabellenhütte data sheet, these are the correct part numbers: | ||
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|+IVT-S connector part numbers | |+Isabellenhütte IVT-S Molex connector part numbers | ||
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[[Getting started with an IVT-S and Arduino Uno CAN bus shield]] | By default, the IVT-S will put a current reading on the CAN bus at 1Mb/s every 20ms. You can read the data with your favourite CAN bus sniffer or [[Getting started with an IVT-S and Arduino Uno CAN bus shield|build your own with an Arduino Uno and CAN bus shield]] | ||
Revision as of 16:16, 15 June 2020
IVT-S Current and voltage sensors for battery management systems (here)
IVT-S Datasheet (here)
IVT-S Arduino Library Files from EVTV (here). Note: it's been reported that the header file ISA.h contains several errors.
IVT-S uses Molex connectors which can be purchased from RS, Digi-Key and Mouser (among others). Despite what it says in the Isabellenhütte data sheet, these are the correct part numbers:
| Description | Molex part number | Mouser part number |
|---|---|---|
| 2-pin DuraClik header | 502351-0200 | 538-502351-0200 |
| 4-pin DuraClik header | 502351-0400 | 538-502351-0400 |
| DuraClik crimp terminal | 50212-8100 | 538-50212-8100 |
By default, the IVT-S will put a current reading on the CAN bus at 1Mb/s every 20ms. You can read the data with your favourite CAN bus sniffer or build your own with an Arduino Uno and CAN bus shield