Amazing work sir one of the best electronics channel on youtube i really appreciate your detailed and hard work youve been a great help for me as a mechatronics engineer may god give you wealth and health.
Thanks, I used a 100g load cell, and it worked like a charm. I reduced my calibration value to 16,790 and it was spot on, +/- .01g which is great. Ordered 3 OLED screens and 2 were readable but defective colors :/, but whatever lol. Good stuff.
i am using a 20000kg load cell and it works... It will work with everything that has a wheatstone bridge circuit. Most load cells of this big numbers should be operated at 12V instead of 5V. It gives them a better resolution with 12V i think.
display.print(weight * 100); 10, 100 or 1000 based on how much digits u need, higher the digits more chances to show fluctuating last digits and its normal
Amazing work sir one of the best electronics channel on youtube i really appreciate your detailed and hard work youve been a great help for me as a mechatronics engineer may god give you wealth and health.
Thanks, I used a 100g load cell, and it worked like a charm. I reduced my calibration value to 16,790 and it was spot on, +/- .01g which is great. Ordered 3 OLED screens and 2 were readable but defective colors :/, but whatever lol. Good stuff.
Is it good to measure in miligram ?
@@therational-hh5fe No, it’s not that accurate, it can only get down to a hundredth of a gram and you can be off by 20 or 30 milligrams.
Is it possible to add an output if a preset weight is to light thanks dave have a great day 😃
please can we test the arduino and HX711 only because i tried it but the HX711 is not working
I am attempting this project. The LCD reads weight: 0.00kg and does not change.
Whats the fastest ping it works with? Updates every 3ms?
May i ask what's the specific name for the HX711 library? 😭
Hi, how do I know if I can use my loadcell with HX711? Can I use 1000kg loadcell also?
i am using a 20000kg load cell and it works... It will work with everything that has a wheatstone bridge circuit. Most load cells of this big numbers should be operated at 12V instead of 5V. It gives them a better resolution with 12V i think.
Would this work with a microbit
hx711 24bit resolution..
so how can display more digit?
display.print(weight * 100); 10, 100 or 1000 based on how much digits u need, higher the digits more chances to show fluctuating last digits and its normal
Good videos are hard to find
wheni add servo.h to code everything stops , no loop , no display, any suggestion?
Code bro
Link is in the description.