Thank you very much 😍 with the help of your video I solved the problem that I have been trying to solve for 3 months ❤

Can you post the code more clearly? Or add the website please

Thanks, for good explanation

I like to use 90’ pin headers with boards like this so they sit up vertically and don’t cover so much of the space underneath

Thank you, I am thinking of getting one. The video is very helpful.

12v to 5vdc is y u get 260mAs , if volts go up amps go down with same resistance and vice versa. Ohms Law. V/I*R

hey, thanks for your Video. It try to measure realy low resistance Vape Coils with a 100mA constant Current (LM317), but i dont get it ... what do you think is the best way to measure 0.05 - 1 Ohm resistance with a constant current and the ADS1115 ? or maybe i am doing anything wrong in conversion

Hello : I wanted to comment that I had problems with the module ads1015 when wanting to measure 2 signals in differential mode. I want to clarify that the circuit with ads1115 does not share gnd with circuit that I am measuring (bridge rectifier without capacitor) voltage and current by means of a shunt. When I measure separately, the measurement is correct. When I want to measure both, the measurement is incorrect. I hope you can help me with the problem. Thank you.

Can you please share the code for single ended ADC1115 programmed with arduino. I am using the code one from githud but it isn't reading anything except 3.3 volt....!!

Can I measure 1 mA with this borad?

Hi Billy, Can you please mail us the code used here,also the ads115.h and wire.h files ,and how to add them. can you please mail it.Because we are gewtting some errors while running this code.

I am trying to set up an auto ranging measurement system and I was wondering whether it is safe to change the gain of the ads1115 inside the loop in the Arduino code. I want to select the best gain to use given the input voltage for the highest level of precision. The project I am working on is actually an ohm meter. Any suggestions?

You are videos are good because you use decent hardware to test product but The MAIN issue here is you talk to much and its kind boring showing us how to use calculator instead show us the part of code and explain it. You could write this in comment in arduino sketch and just explain fast and show the measurement because thats why most of your audience came here. You could test adc under different power supply datasheet shows that work from 2v to 5.5v you could test then instead doing calculation 10 min from 20min video. Anyway thanks for this video

Your absolutely right about the tempco. And also this is a blast I love hardware.

It’s fun isn’t it? The precision on that sense resistor doesn’t matter. What matters is its power handling and temperature stability.

friend I do not get this circuit and I'm trying more than 15 times and it does not work out help me please I do not know what to do Thank you

Reading for hours on the ADS1115. Why is it only 2 to 15 on a 16 bit ADC? The sign bit. If you start w/ this video, remember that.

Great. Thank you. I guess you’ve had good luck with Eata Fruit. Not universal. Please investigate viewers’ experience. Could help us.

Hi Sir, while working with gain 16, the output bits are not stable and affecting my measurement. How to get rid of these digital noise?

That's a nice tutorial Sir. Thank you.

Hi Billy, Just discovered this wonderful channel, is there any new videos coming up? Thanks, Karl

Great job, thumbs up. Can you tell me plz, 4.09V will be the AO analog input voltage signal, or it is Vcc input of ADS1115. ?

Going to play with some tenp sensors from Li Ion battery packs.

Thanks so much for this video. I'm just getting into a project using an ads1115 and your video was a super introduction. I'll next look to see if you happened to do one on a differential application.

Excelent description señor

Nice video Billy

Hi, I found out (saw somewhere on the internet ;) ) that the INA219's voltage readout is only correct if the negative lead of the load (or the input) is connected to the Arduino's ground. I tried it and it worked.

Thank you for your comment, rubbing alcohol is a great idea.

Very informative video. Can't wait to try out my board.

Nice video. I just got the INA219 and was interested in your video. BTW, you can use rubbing alcohol to clean flux off a board.

The robot man!