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Thornwave Labs PowerMon User Manual

Thornwave Labs PowerMon
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Symptom: When using an external shunt the current reading is wrong
Possible Causes:
The external shunt has not been configured properly. Two values in the configuration page
need to be changed: “Range” and “Current Shunt Resistance”. The range should be
“Bidirectional”, and the value immediately higher than the rated shunt voltage drop. For
example for a 75mV shunt, choose +/- 80mV. The Shunt resistance has to be calculated based
on the shunt used.
Resistance(mOhm) = Voltage(mV) divided by current(A)
The 500A shunts sold by Thornwave Labs are 0.15mOhms in value.

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Thornwave Labs PowerMon Specifications

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BrandThornwave Labs
ModelPowerMon
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish