I have made a component change.
If you are monitoring current, then it makes sense to be able to adjust the ACSxxx current reading to match a monitor eg. a multimeter.
Now if a multimeter shows 1.5A and the component shows 2.0A, then enter -0.5 for the current offset.
The current offset adjust should work with any of the ACSxxx components including custom.
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Re: ACS712 20A
Hi Martin!
Fine tuning works perfectly Martin. What a Christmasgift
Another versatile and flexible component in FC. Again thank´s 
Push it to update.
Merry Christmas
Br Jorgen
Fine tuning works perfectly Martin. What a Christmasgift
Another versatile and flexible component in FC. Again thank´s Push it to update.Merry Christmas
Br Jorgen
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Re: ACS712 20A
Hi Martin!
By help from the new features for the component ACSxxx I managed by the "custom" to use an ACS758 50A direktly to the ESP32. The ACS759 is powered
with 5V and in my project the output will never be 3.3V.
Perfect, thank´s
Br jorgen
By help from the new features for the component ACSxxx I managed by the "custom" to use an ACS758 50A direktly to the ESP32. The ACS759 is powered
with 5V and in my project the output will never be 3.3V.
Perfect, thank´s
Br jorgen