Measure current with LPM01A (X-NUCLEO-LPM01A).
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‎2019-11-08 1:47 AM
Dear Community,
The standard measure for power consumption in my company is done with the LPM01A (X-NUCLEO-LPM01A).
So if I understand right, it uses STM32L496 DAC converter to measure current with supplied voltage from the voltage regulator.
I also need to measure some battery capacity, so I wonder if I can use it only for current measurment, without using the Vout/VDD power supply? Is it possible to disconnect/isolate it in order to use a battery as target board?
Thanks
David
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‎2019-11-28 8:22 AM
Hi David,
The board X-NUCLEO-LPM01 generates a voltage with STM32L496 DAC and a LDO, and measure the current with STM32L496 ADC.
The voltage generation and current measurement are linked: a regulation circuitry tunes the voltage level to compensate voltage drop on sensing resistors. This is why it cannot be used as an ampere meter only, without generating a voltage.
for more details, you can refer to user manuals of board (UM2243) and FW (UM2269) available on www.st.com.
Best regards
Philippe
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‎2019-11-28 8:22 AM
Hi David,
The board X-NUCLEO-LPM01 generates a voltage with STM32L496 DAC and a LDO, and measure the current with STM32L496 ADC.
The voltage generation and current measurement are linked: a regulation circuitry tunes the voltage level to compensate voltage drop on sensing resistors. This is why it cannot be used as an ampere meter only, without generating a voltage.
for more details, you can refer to user manuals of board (UM2243) and FW (UM2269) available on www.st.com.
Best regards
Philippe
