MAX471 Voltage And Current Sensor Module

Electra Store SKU: WOO-105120

200.00 EGP

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Overview

The MAX471 Voltage and Current Sensor Module is a precision monitoring solution designed to measure both voltage and current in DC circuits. It is ideal for battery monitoring, power supply analysis, solar power systems, robotics, and other electronics projects requiring accurate power measurements. With its compact design and easy integration, this module is perfect for hobbyists, engineers, and developers working on energy-efficient applications.

Description

Key Features

✅ Dual Measurement Capability – Measures both voltage (up to 25V) and current (up to 3A) simultaneously. ✅ High Accuracy – Provides reliable readings with low deviation for precise monitoring. ✅ Built-in Voltage Divider – Safely measures higher voltages without external resistors. ✅ Low Power Consumption – Minimal impact on the measured circuit. ✅ Easy Interfacing – Compatible with Arduino, ESP8266, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, and other microcontrollers. ✅ LED Indicator – Visual power-on confirmation for easy debugging. ✅ Compact & Lightweight – Space-saving design for seamless integration into projects.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Input Voltage Range (VCC)	3V – 25V DC
Current Measurement Range	0 – 3A
Output Voltage (Analog)	0V – VCC (scaled to measured values)
Operating Current	~ 4mA
Measurement Resolution	Voltage: ~ 0.01V, Current: ~ 0.01A (varies with ADC precision)
Interface	Analog Output (for voltage & current sensing)
Dimensions	Approx. 28mm x 14mm x 10mm
Weight	~ 3g

Applications

🔋 Battery Monitoring – Track voltage and current in rechargeable battery systems. ⚡ Power Supply Testing – Verify output stability of DC power sources. ☀️ Solar Power Systems – Monitor solar panel voltage and current. 🤖 Robotics & Drones – Measure power consumption in motor-driven projects. 📊 Data Logging – Record energy usage over time for analysis. 🔌 DIY Electronics & Prototyping – Essential for power management in circuits.