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    This document contains code for measuring voltage, current, and temperature over time using an ADC and timers. It initializes variables to store the ADC readings and calculated values. In the timer callback, it takes ADC readings, calculates averages, voltage, current and temperature, transmits the data over UART, and resets the counter if the maximum number of readings is reached.

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    This document contains code for measuring voltage, current, and temperature over time using an ADC and timers. It initializes variables to store the ADC readings and calculated values. In the timer callback, it takes ADC readings, calculates averages, voltage, current and temperature, transmits the data over UART, and resets the counter if the maximum number of readings is reached.

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    Flowchart PBL 5

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    This document contains code for measuring voltage, current, and temperature over time using an ADC and timers. It initializes variables to store the ADC readings and calculated values. In the timer callback, it takes ADC readings, calculates averages, voltage, current and temperature, transmits the data over UART, and resets the counter if the maximum number of readings is reached.

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    START HAL_TIM_PeriodElapsedCallba

    ck(TIM_HandleTypeDef *htim)
    float Vsum, ADCVin[100], ADCV, Tegangan,
    Vsum1, ADCVin1[100], ADCV1, Tegangan1,
    Isum, ADCIin[100], ADCI, Arus, pwm, PID;
    (htim->Instance
    int k, control; == TIM4)
    char lcdbuff[20], buff[5], TX_Data_R[15];
    Vsum -= ADCVin[k];
    unsigned char RX_Data[3]; Vsum1 -= ADCVin1[k];
    Isum -= ADCIin[k];
    ADCVin[k] = HAL_ADC_GetValue(&hadc1);
    RX_Data[0], RX_Data[1],
    ADCVin1[k] = HAL_ADC_GetValue(&hadc3);
    RX_Data[2] ADCIin[k] = HAL_ADC_GetValue(&hadc2);
    Vsum += ADCVin[k];
    control=atoi(buff); Vsum1 += ADCVin1[k];
    Isum += ADCIin[k];
    pwm = (1049/2099)*100; ADCV = Vsum/maxdata;
    ADCV1 = Vsum1/maxdata;
    TIM4->CCR1=1049; ADCI = Isum/maxdata;
    Tegangan= 0.0133 * ADCV + 0.0261;
    Tegangan1= 0.0133 * ADCV1 + 0.0261;
    Tegangan, pwm, Arus, Arus= 0.001 * ADCI + 1.533;
    Tegangan1, Tegangan, k++;
    Tegangan1, pwm

    HAL_UART_Transmit(&huart1, (uint8_t *)
    TX_Data_R, strlen (TX_Data_R), 100);

    HAL_Delay(200);
    (k>=maxdata)

    k=0;
    RETURN

    RETURN

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