Part 2 - 1995 4Runner Custom Touchscreen and Sensors
Автор: Difficulty... E.A.S.Y!
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Making a custom touchscreen and sensors for my 1995 #toyota #4runner.
@allenpan THANKS FOR THE SHIRT!
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All code, material list with links: https://github.com/Difficultyeasy/Tou...
Let’s get the components!
1. 2x NTC 10k Thermocouples
2. Stone HMI 5” screen - Piece o’ SH*T!
3. Nextion HMI 7” screen
4. An Arduino w/ at least 7 Analog, 7 digital and 1 I2C channels
5. 2 Toward AC30 SSRs and 8/16 pin sockets
6. Resistor assortment 0.25W, 5.1V Zener diodes, 60V resettable fuses
1N4001 or 50V diodes
7. RJ-45 breakout boards and 180 deg jacks
[NOT the crap ones from the video!]
8. RJ-11 jacks w/ boards 180 deg
9. Silicon wire 30 gauge
10. 9-axis gyro WT901C-TTL
11. CAT 5 and 6 strand phone cables as needed
12. PCB prototyping board at least 7” diag
13. ADS1115 16 bit ADC w/ board, 5v USB-C regulator, 5v 1 chan relay
14. M3 screws/nuts
15. YHDC Hall Split core Current Sensor HSTS21 100A / 2.5± 0.625V
References:
Difficultyeasy/Touchscreen: A custom touchscreen and sensors as seen on (github.com)
Nextion+Arduino Tutorial #4 Custom Gauge And Play Video
Huge Nextion Touchscreen Display Examples | Video | Gauges | RTC
How to measure DC and AC current using HSTS016L Hall Effect Current Transformer – A blog about DIY solar and arduino projects (solarduino.com)
The rated output for the HSTS21 split core hall effect sensor is 2.5V ± 0.625V123. The rated input for the 600A model is ±600A123. Therefore, the output voltage per ampere measured would be (2.5V ± 0.625V) / (±600A). This simplifies to (4.17 ± 1.04) mV/A. Please note that this is an approximation and the actual output voltage per ampere may vary depending on the specific conditions of use.
How to Make an Arduino Ohm Meter (circuitbasics.com)
SRS Thermistor Calculator (thinksrs.com)
Using the Steinhart-Hart model coefficients for the NCT 10500 OHM thermistor that I provided earlier, we can calculate the resistance values for the given temperatures. Here are the results:
At 4°C, the resistance of the NCT 10500 OHM thermistor is approximately
1,008.6
ohms1.
At 21°C, the resistance of the NCT 10500 OHM thermistor is approximately
1,000.0
ohms1.
At 60°C, the resistance of the NCT 10500 OHM thermistor is approximately
966.5
ohms1.
I hope this helps!
A = 1.1384 x 10^-3
B = 2.3245 x 10^-4
C = 9.489 x 10^-8
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