Description
AIN4-20mA Module 13.2 is a quad-channel 4~20mA current analog acquisition module. It adopts the STM32G030F6 main control chip and a dedicated acquisition chip with isolation to communicate with the M5 host for i2c communication. Supports switching to internally or externally powered wiring via jumper caps. On-board power isolation chip and built-in op amp circuitry accurately measure external current sensors and ensure signal accuracy and system safety. In terms of power supply, the DC-JACK interface and the corresponding DC-DC boost circuit can provide power to the entire device. 'Suitable for power system equipment monitoring, motor control, energy management and automation, and industrial process control'.
Features
- STM32G030F6® 32-bit Cortex®-M0+ CPU
- I2C communication
- Support four 2 or 4-wire sensors, jumper cap switching
- Built-in galvanic isolation chip
- Support Arduino, UIFlow and other programming platforms
Includes
- 1*AIN4-20mA Moudle 13.2
- 12* jumper cap
- 5*2.54mm plug-in terminal block
Applications
- Power system equipment monitoring
- Motor control
- energy management
- Automation and industrial process control
Specification
| Resources | Parameters |
|---|---|
| MCU | STM32G030F6(64 Kbytes of Flash/8 Kbytes of SRAM) |
| Power isolation chip | F2424S-2WR3 |
| Signal isolation chip | HCNR200 |
| Op amp chip | SGM321YC5/TR |
| I2C mailing address | 0x55 |
| Operating temperature | 0-40°C |
| External DC supply voltage | 9-24V |
| Product Size | 54* 54* 13mm |
| Package Size | 95 * 65 * 25mm |
| Product Weight | 26.9g |
| Package Weight | 51.7g |
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Schematic
Jumper cap connection and instructions
- If your current sensor already has an external power supply, the jumper cap is connected as shown on the left
- If your current sensor does not have an external power supply, connect the jumper cap as shown on the right, and connect the interface of AIN4-20mA Module 13.2 to the appropriate external power supply as needed.
Module Size
Examples
Arduino
UIFlow
UIFlow Blocks
- Init device I2C address
- Get ADC 16bit raw value
- Get current value
- Get device firware version
- Set device I2C slave address