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The diagram that shows how the parts are hooked up logically. If your question is about a specific schematic software package, use that tag instead.
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ESP32 simulate a current transformer
My idea is use another pin to create the desired voltage, for example 0.65 V, by an analogwrite for the PWM generation but I have no idea on how to create it by a schematics. … Could someone move me in the right schematics direction or have an alternative idea? …
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