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What Module Can I Use to Measure DC Voltages Up to 40V, or Should I Build a Voltage Divider?

Hello, all.

I am doing a project in which I need to measure DC voltage up to 40V. I know that I could do a simple voltmeter using 2 resistors and a capacitor. However, I was looking to buy one module that could measure the voltage of this circuit since I am not experienced in this field. Do you know any type of product that can measure dc voltages up to 40 V. I have found the ZMPT101B but that is suited for AC. Or do you advise me to build a divider?

Thanks.

  1. Joseph Ogbonna#0000

    I found this for you.
    I think you should just build one if you can’t find. I checked also but was AC.

  2. aymen ammari#0000

    I think this based on resistor I want a sensor that I can rely on for long term uses, any ideas?

  3. medic4950#0

    The Ina series

  4. medic4950#0

    they mesure current and voltage

  5. medic4950#0

    or ezshunt if you want

  6. aymen ammari#0000

    I didn’t understand can you explain more

  7. Nayel#0000
  8. Nayel#0000

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