| ??? 03/30/04 03:17 Read: times |
#67607 - RE: Energy Meter Project Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Hello M shaharyar Ali,
You can use analog meters to measure voltage and current. It will require that you modify them but that is pretty easy. Just tap into the meter coil and feed that into a differential OPAMP circuit. This is advantageous because it is easy to hook up. Regards, Charles Bannister 
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