This microcontroller converts a battery output number from 0.00 1.00 to voltage number
For example, in a 12V system:
A full battery (1.00) will display 12.80V
Half battery (0.50) will display 12.30V
Empty battery (0.00) will display 11.80V
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You can calculate from the ranges you see bellow
1: 3.7V --> 3.7-4.20v
2: 12V --> 11.80-12.80v
3: 24V --> 23.6v-25.6v
4: 36V --> 30-42v
5: 120v --> 108-132v
6: 240V --> 216-264v
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How to Use:
1: Connect your battery output to the microcontroller
2: Connect the microcontroller output to a display or dial
3: Open the microcontroller settings and enter the Multiply and Add values based on your chosen voltage system
List of calculations you can do:
1: 3.7V Multiply Number = 1.2, Add = 3.0
2: 12V Multiply Number = 1.0, Add = 11.8
3: 24V Multiply Number = 2.0, Add = 23.6
4: 36V Multiply Number = 12.0, Add = 30.0
5: 120v Multiply Number = 24.0, Add = 108.0
6: 240V Multiply Number = 48.0, Add = 216.0
*Note: The “Add” value sets the lowest possible voltage (when battery = 0.00)
This microcontroller can be used in a display as well a dial.
