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| 89 | 89 | While the ACS712 wins on isolation and simplicity, a standard ADC+Shunt setup is superior if you need **extreme precision at very low currents** (milliamps or microamps), or if your project is operating in an environment with high external magnetic interference (like right next to a massive brushless motor), which can throw off the Hall-effect sensor inside the ACS712. |
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