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I think the problem is not in the code, but rather the fact that you are using unshielded sensors. This means that the readings get mixed up through the influence of the sensors on each other. You have to shield gnd or use a digital circuit. |
Hi, looking at the DFRobot example at https://www.dfrobot.com/blog-733.html we would probably need some of these: |
Hi, good to read the hint. |
Thanks.
I have reach working fine pH and ORP with unshielded, in a raspberry pi. But only with good PSU, and no ethernet connection. If I connect ethernet, begin to huge noise on measurements (even more than +-0.5 pH!!!) |
Yeah, butI think that embedded ADC are quite sensitive to PSU noise. |
Do you plan to create your own pH and ORP sensors with ESP32 device and ADS1115? Some aproach... |
good day,
having some strange problems with pH and ORP probe, when running each of them standalone readings are correct. the moment I connect them both the readings on both sensors go all over the place (pH claims readings like 1,2 something or 9,7 something, same for ORP level going down to 40 - 50 range from 400 something). Used the non-isolated versions and have them connected as specified in the wiring diagram to raspberry Pi 4 using UARTs.
checked the sensors with the basic python code provided by Atlas Scientific, no joy... (sensors are calibrated).
any ideas highly welcome, not sure what I am missing ...
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