How to build a Modular Cell Grading Machine for Lithium Battery Testing?

[@hippie-io7225]

Good video and explanation. Would you be willing to remove the background noises. The noise competes with your dialogue.

[@ronen124]

Buen trabajo, ¿qué software utilizas en la computadora para conectar el RS485?

[@Circuitdigest]

the current version of the software is written in Processing.

[@ronen124]

gracias, esa es una biblioteca Java para gráficos Supongo que la interfaz de cables para RS485 es como la RS232 desde la perspectiva del software . Todavía no he trabajado con este protocolo.

[@Circuitdigest]

The project uses simple serial protocol. You can easily recreate the UI in any other programming language.

[@ronen124]

@@Circuitdigest si, supongo que si, gracias

[@HansrajYt2.0]

Nice

[@AVI-xo1kb]

nice project, can similar method be used for drone batteries?

[@Circuitdigest]

Yes it can be used for 3.7V Li-Po battries.

[@16phoenixlast]

please correct yourself @1:55. you should'nt connect the barrel jack with 12V supply, use 5v power source only @6:10.

[@Naveenkumar-mm5jl]

if you post the software name used for monitoring and in which compiler the coding is done only as beginners it will be easy for all to understand...

[@AVI-xo1kb]

@@Naveenkumar-mm5jl one is Arduino ide and other software is called "processing " a software to visualise outcomes and such just search processing software or processing arduino on KZbin you will find it

[@Circuitdigest]

As already mentioned in the video, the firmware for the MCU is written in ArduinoIDE and the GUI is written in proccessing.