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How can we sense the temperature TMP75 Sensor using MSPM053507?
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Tool/software:
How can we sense the temperature TMP75 Sensor using MSPM053507?
Hi, Ashika
For MSPM0G3507, we have I2C demo in SDK:
https://dev.ti.com/tirex/explore/node?node=A__APMYG0JHpn6P7h6dhMw7DQ__MSPM0-SDK__a3PaaoK__LATEST
Regards,
Helic
Hi Helic,
is it possible to integrate my code to springboot or any such application so that can run it in server? if so then what are the applications I should use and which among the driverlib functions corresponds to network settings?
Hi, Ashika
What's your system structure?
MSPM0 don't have peripherals that can connect to network.
M0 can use I2C to communicate with TMP75.
And you also need another port to connect to your server.
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I guess you need to add a temperature module to your springboot?
A hardware communication interface is needed to connect MSPM0 and your server's harware.
Or using a wireless network communication chip.
Regards,
Helic
Yes. I have created a code that senses temperature and prints the current temperature using UART on tera term.
Now I want to print the same temperature in server localhost:8080 using springboot for which I will have to use some dependencies and then every time I give a request mapping API eg : localhost :8080/temperature it prints current temperature.
May be I will have to use some serial port configuration dependencies in springboot to do that?
Hi, Ashika
Need to connect MSPM0 and your server first.
Choose to use hardware connection or network connection.
Hardware such as USB, need connection like this: TMP75 - MSPM0 - UART2USB - Server hardware USB port - Server USB service
Network: TMP75 - MSPM0 - wireless chip - server port - Server app
Regards,
Helic