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After setting all up if I plug the CT sensor but with no wire through it, I have a non-zero readings, about 0,1A.
I suspect that this is caused by the difference on the voltage divider resistors, that gives a reference voltage something different than 3,3V/2=1.65V.
It would be interesting to implement some kind of calibration routine to add an offset and get more accurate readings.
Also, when connecting a (theorically) 2000W air heater, readings go around 1800W-1900W. But in this case, I don't know if it's related with the same issue.
After setting all up if I plug the CT sensor but with no wire through it, I have a non-zero readings, about 0,1A.
I suspect that this is caused by the difference on the voltage divider resistors, that gives a reference voltage something different than 3,3V/2=1.65V.
It would be interesting to implement some kind of calibration routine to add an offset and get more accurate readings.
Also, when connecting a (theorically) 2000W air heater, readings go around 1800W-1900W. But in this case, I don't know if it's related with the same issue.
Thanks for your time and dedication @Savjee
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