HI Kailyn,
Could you please provide more detail about the "flying lead test" and how the HDC3022 is connected to the PCB? I cannot tell from the image if the HDC3022 is soldered onto the PCB with wires connected to the soldered pins, or if the HDC3022…
HI Daniel,
The HDC2022EVM is meant to be interfaced with the GUI associated with the EVM. However, if you want to not use the GUI, you should snap off the HDC2022 sensor board porttion, connect/solder wires to your controller from the holes on the HDC2022…
Hello Valued Engineer,
Thanks for your post.
Have you tried using the TI-SCB board along with our GUI?
If you want C code, our SysConfig software available on the device's product page (see below) will direct you to our ASC Studio where you can select…
Hello Chen,
The devices are mostly pin to pin from a hardware stance. Note that the HDC2080 also includes an ADDR pin(pin 3), which must be tied high or low and also DRDY/INT, which could be ignored if you don't need to use this pin.
From an interface…
Dear SY -
That is the way that EVM works - the source code for the MSP430 is generic and is just performing the USB2ANY (in this case to I2C) function. All the code you would normally expect to be in the MCU is actually running from the PC resources. …
Hello Cameron,
No, we don't have a specific project for the FR4133. You could consider porting from the MSP432 to the MSP430 or we also have ASC Studio that can generate code for you. ASC Studio supports the HDC2010 and TMP116 devices on the board…
1. TMP117, TMP116, TMP114 would be good choices. TMP117 would offer the best accuracy.
2. See section 4 of the app note below.
https://www.ti.com/lit/an/snoa986a/snoa986a.pdf
3. Typically, the TMP117 will be mounted to a small PCB and the opposing side…
Hello Deeksha,
We do not have drivers for that specific module. I suggest using ASC-Studio to generate the microcontroller agnostic .c and .h files based on your configuration requirements. You would still need to utilize the I2C drivers for your specific…
Hi Tim,
I believe a new version of ASC Studio is now released where the I2C integration is compatible with the new GPIO++ driver. (ASCStudio v 1.0.8.) (Sensors that use SPI or ADC have not been updated yet.)
Please let me know if you have further issues…