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Electrical Current Tracking

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Created by
Hackster.io
Jul 7, 2016

Skill Level Area of Focus Operating System
Intermediate IoT, Sensors Linux

A system that detects changes in power usage, using artificial intelligence, so that you can alert when a system stops working.

Objective

Do you want to know if a device went haywire or working just fine? In this project, a simple AI system is used to show that with current metering, you can find it, and be informed when something goes wrong.

Build / Assembly Instructions

Materials Required / Parts List / Tools

  • DragonBoard 410c
  • 12V wall adapter
  • Arduino Uno
  • Ethernet shield
  • CT sensor YHDC SCT-013-000
  • 33 ohms resistor (or 3 x 100 ohms in parallel )
  • 2 10k Ohm resistors (or any equal value resistor pair up to 470k Ohm)
  • 10uF capacitor

Build / Assembly

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Hackster.io
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