Low Power current measuring with Nordic Power Profiler Kit 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this video i show how to get started and use the Nordic PPK2 Current measure device,
not only for the current measuring purpose it is useful but also to know what the connected device is doing.
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Great video! Thanks for sharing about our Power Profiler Kit II, Aaron.
Thank you for that.
It is the very nice tool :)
Good info, I am going to probably watch this again when I need to monitor power.
EXCELLENT !!! Thanks Aaron 🙏
Great video!
When using as an ammeter mode, am I correct to assume it would act as a multimeter/current meter? Where I could measure the inline current of a wire at any point of the circuit as long as the wires will be connected in series in Vin / Vout of the PPK2? I plan to measure and test a few signal currents coming in / out of an IC.
Great info! Thank you! Unrelated question, what brand are the small parts boxes that you have on your shelves and where can I get some of those?
Hey.
Thanks.
They are from a local store, got no link or anything sorry
@@atc1441 No worries. Thanks for replying.
Hello Aaron I am also trying to use my PPK II and I also have a custom board. Just to make sure my connection is goo do you connect the + of the battery connection to Vout and the - of the battery connection to ground in Source mode? Thanks in advance.
B+ = vin,
Device = vout
Where did you get your board from? Can't find any of them in stock 😟 I really want one.
Best way is via this search, it will give a nice overview of where are some in stock
www.nordicsemi.com/About-us/BuyOnline?search_token=nRF-PPK2
I am still messing around with the ch551g microcontroller.
Myself as well from time to time :) but the CH552G