Research has been carried out on uncertainty studies in current and voltage measurements based on the Internet of Things using the NodeMCU ESP8266 microcontroller. This research aims to design a current and voltage or power meter using a current sensor in the form of an INA219 module and a voltage sensor with a microcontroller-based voltage divider circuit module and determine the validity of the measuring results of the instrument created. The method used in this research consists of three stages: hardware design, software design and system testing. Testing is carried out by analyzing the uncertainty and error values in the current and voltage measurement data. This research shows that the sensors' accuracy shows a percentage uncertainty value of 3.49% for voltage sensor measurements and 0.65% for current sensor measurements at varying resistor values of 100 Ω. Meanwhile, the test load variation in a 300 Ω resistor shows a percentage uncertainty value of 2.99% for voltage sensor measurements and 2.16% for current sensor measurements.
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