2023
DOI: 10.23960/jemit.v4i2.137
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Design and Build Voltage and Current Monitoring Parameters Device of Rechargeable Batteries in Real-Time Using the INA219 GY-219 Sensor

Abstract: Research on the manufacture of devices for monitoring battery voltage and current parameters has been carried out and developed using different types of sensors. This research have been released a device that can monitor battery voltage and current parameters in real time in the charge and discharge process using one sensor. The device is made using a microcontroller in the form of an Arduino Mega XPro 2560 R3, with an input in the form of an INA219 GY-219 sensor to monitor battery voltage and current. The out… Show more

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“…In the context of battery monitoring and management, IoT offers a promising solution for real-time data acquisition and analysis [14]. By integrating IoT devices, sensors, and connectivity, we can gather comprehensive data on various parameters such as voltage [8,15] and temperature [8]. This rich dataset enables the development of predictive models and provides insights into the health conditions and remaining lifespan of lead-acid batteries.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the context of battery monitoring and management, IoT offers a promising solution for real-time data acquisition and analysis [14]. By integrating IoT devices, sensors, and connectivity, we can gather comprehensive data on various parameters such as voltage [8,15] and temperature [8]. This rich dataset enables the development of predictive models and provides insights into the health conditions and remaining lifespan of lead-acid batteries.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%