2026-05-26 1:18 AM - last edited on 2026-06-05 3:09 AM by KDJEM.1
I'm looking at a diagram of the X-NUCLEO-IHM08M1 and the manual states that you can select either 1 shunt or 3 shunts using jumpers J5 and J6.
By default, there is one shunt, but when tested with a multimeter, there is continuity between the two red points in the photo:
With the multimeter, I should be getting a reading of 10 mΩ on the tin, right? And between the tin and the other plate?
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2026-05-26 1:34 AM
At a glance through the schematics of the X-NUCLEO-IHM08M1, you will find on J6 (similar for J5) the two signals Vshunt_2 and Vshunt_3, each of which leads to a shunt with 10mΩ. All of these shunts are connected to GND, so you should measure 20mΩ between the signals - which ordinary multimeters usually cannot distinguish.
Hope that helps?
Regards
/Peter
2026-05-26 1:34 AM
At a glance through the schematics of the X-NUCLEO-IHM08M1, you will find on J6 (similar for J5) the two signals Vshunt_2 and Vshunt_3, each of which leads to a shunt with 10mΩ. All of these shunts are connected to GND, so you should measure 20mΩ between the signals - which ordinary multimeters usually cannot distinguish.
Hope that helps?
Regards
/Peter
2026-05-26 2:04 AM
@luke514 wrote:I should be getting a reading of 10 MΩ on the tin, right?
Did you mean MΩ - or mΩ ?
2026-05-26 5:31 AM
You're right, I made a mistake... it's mΩ
2026-05-26 5:34 AM
Thanks for clarifying that.
So, correct me if I’m wrong, but if I want three shunts I remove the current solder and reposition it in the opposite direction (from vertical to horizontal, as shown in the photo in the first post)
2026-05-26 5:43 AM
Yes, but not only for J6, but also for J5.
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