Hantek Amp Clamps With PicoScope
4 years 9 months ago #31147
by Paul P.
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Hi all, need help!
Has anyone here figured out how to make the custom probe settings for using a Hantek 65A, 600A current clamp with the Picoscope Software?
I finally purchased a Pico and would like to use my Hantek Clamps.
I've looked at the data tables for Pico amp clamps, but I really can't discern how they come up with their data tables!
Thanks
Paul
Has anyone here figured out how to make the custom probe settings for using a Hantek 65A, 600A current clamp with the Picoscope Software?
I finally purchased a Pico and would like to use my Hantek Clamps.
I've looked at the data tables for Pico amp clamps, but I really can't discern how they come up with their data tables!
Thanks
Paul
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4 years 9 months ago #31148
by Chad
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Replied by Chad on topic Hantek Amp Clamps With PicoScope
I haven't taken the time to set up a custom probe setting, so I can't help you there. But, I can tell you that the Hantek Clamps, just like all others, output a DC voltage. The tool should be marked to tell you what the output is, per unit of measure. i.e. 10mv = 1 amp, or 100mv = 1 amp
Just set your scope to an appropriate DC voltage setting. A little math is required.
Just set your scope to an appropriate DC voltage setting. A little math is required.
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4 years 9 months ago #31149
by Paul P.
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Replied by Paul P. on topic Hantek Amp Clamps With PicoScope
Thanks for you reply Chad!
I do understand how they work, I'm just curious if anyone has the table data to set one up in the Pico software. I'm just trying the math right now to try and accomplish this!
If I figure it out, I'll post my findings, otherwise hopefully someone here has accomplished this!
Thanks
Paul
I do understand how they work, I'm just curious if anyone has the table data to set one up in the Pico software. I'm just trying the math right now to try and accomplish this!
If I figure it out, I'll post my findings, otherwise hopefully someone here has accomplished this!
Thanks
Paul
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4 years 9 months ago #31215
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The other method rather than make a table up is to draw a chart --- straight line graph, but personally I just read the volts. As a sanity measure the amps through a known component ir 5 watt or 21 watt bulb.
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Replied by Andy.MacFadyen on topic Hantek Amp Clamps With PicoScope
The other method rather than make a table up is to draw a chart --- straight line graph, but personally I just read the volts. As a sanity measure the amps through a known component ir 5 watt or 21 watt bulb.
" We're trying to plug a hole in the universe, what are you doing ?. "
(Walter Bishop Fringe TV show)
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4 years 9 months ago #31338
by Paul P.
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Replied by Paul P. on topic Hantek Amp Clamps With PicoScope
Thanks Andy,
I also found this:
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I also found this:
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