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Temperature Sensor (Thermistor or Termocouple)

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famie 101
Posted by famie 101
on Aug 05 2010 00:52 AM
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Hi Ti community, I am University Student. I actually having a project in developing SmartRF04Eb with cc2500 and cc2500..

my question is

1. how can i connect the sensor to the SmartRF04EB

2. how can the SmartRF04Eb can read the reading into the SmartRF studio software.

 

sorry, actually im not computer background.. i am science student only..

i am look forward with your answer..

help me...

tq

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  • RudyeM
    Posted by RudyeM
    on Sep 14 2010 14:43 PM
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    Hi TQ,

    If you are still working on this issue, you might want to post in the Low Power RF forum.  The CC2500 and SmartRF04EB products are supported more thoroughly there.  This forum has been focused primarily on TI's integrated temperature sensors.

    The URL for the other forum is: http://e2e.ti.com/support/low_power_rf/default.aspx

    Rudye

     

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  • Abdullah Eid
    Posted by Abdullah Eid
    on Oct 05 2010 11:38 AM
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    Hi,

    Im a college student and want to design a project using temperature sensor nodes.

     

    i need these sensor nodes to detect many types of gases from fires and smoke in forests. where can i buy? thank you.

     

    and where can i buy cheap small sensor nodes....im looking everywhere, and there all like $1400-$1600 -____-

     

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