Parasitic battery drain data logging for automotive and heavy duty equipment

[@DJ-tn7vj]

Hi Mr Steve. Just made one of these shunt for my scope last week and add it as a custom probe. Excellent idea using data logging. Thanks for the breakdown

[@lewisthomas8260]

Very informative steve many thanks, expert demonstration of the software and the hardware setup, keep up the videos they help us all

[@leesharp9646]

Great info well presented thanks, can we use our old 4425 with the 4425A for the 2 scopes option then, I knew I kept it for a reason

[@benmartins6283]

Yep, pretty much all of the Picoscope range of Oscilloscopes can be used with PicoLog.

[@stevesmith4724]

Hello and thank you for the inquiry. Yes you can as both scopes can be connected to PicoLog at the same time to increase your channel count to 8 and beyond if necessary. Outside of PicoLog both these scopes are of immense value either with PicoScope 7 Automotive and or PicoDiagnostics

[@markferraro5250]

Thanks STEVE for this gem

[@annacersongor8553]

Very informative tutorial, thanks for sharing.

[@ELEISONCARABALLO]

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing👍

[@Tony-rl2fr]

Brilliant. Thank you!

[@juergenscholl2843]

Thank you for this video. One question: around 5.30 when setting up the formula for the math channel how come that mV divided by 1000 results in volt and not in microvolts?

[@stevesmith4724]

Hello Juergen, thank you for the inquiry. In the example at 5:30 we have (Input mV / 1000) to obtain volts. For example (1000 mv / 1000) = 1 V We then divide this value by 0.1 (resistance) to obtain Current (Amps) I hope this helps. Take care......Steve

[@soranghafour]

interesting new feature , how do you set up data logging ? as when you open picoscope on pc .thanks for sharing

[@mike-yp1uk]

The pico support is awesome 👍

[@overload3996]

Would be great 2 channels on shunt, and 2 channels on BUS with alarm on shunt to know which module is waking ,etc.

[@niallseddon8657]

Hi Steve experimenting already, but having issue with alarm, (testing lithium battery) have set lower threshold at 3700mv upper at 3900mv voltage running at 3800mv, alarm is on continuously?

[@edwardboers1993]

nice feature.. i hope to try it out soon

[@MickClarkeSouthAfrica]

Awesome!

[@shaunsautorepairs5410]

Hi Steve, what power rating is that 0.1ohm resistor.. they vary from 10-100w

[@jacobmrk8903]

I guas It's a 150 watt resistor "Arcol HS150 R1"

[@shaunsautorepairs5410]

@@jacobmrk8903 I guess that would be a good value, rated upto about 12amps current as opposed to a 10w which would be rated at under an amp

[@thepiemaan7151]

Boss