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Energia code for internal temperature sensor for tm4c1294 connected launchpad

Umesh Patil10
Intellectual 760 points

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ENERGIA, MSP430G2553

how to use internal temperature sensor in tm4c1294 connected launchpad using energia

If any one having the code then please share with me.

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    TI__Guru**** 244440 points
    Hello Umesh,

    Why Energia when there exists the Temperature Sensor code in TivaWare. Just a thought?

    Regards
    Amit
  • 0 in reply to Amit Ashara
    Intellectual 760 points
    Hello Amit sir
    Actually i don't know Tivaware software. I used only energia
    Can you please tell me is it easy to use tivaware for beginners ??
    From Where it can download??
  • 0 in reply to Umesh Patil10
    Intellectual 760 points
    I was working on MSP430G2553 launchpad with energia. But for faster ADC i changed board. So i want to use same software for TM4C1294 also.
  • 0 in reply to Umesh Patil10
    TI__Guru**** 244440 points
    Hello Umesh,

    You can download TivaWare from the following link.

    http://www.ti.com/tool/sw-tm4c

    Getting used to syntax of TivaWare, programming and compiling the projects may take some time but soon you will realize that there are more application interfaces available to work with.

    Regards
    Amit
  • 0 in reply to Amit Ashara
    Intellectual 760 points
    Thank you amit sir.
  • 0 in reply to Amit Ashara
    Guru 117855 points

    Unknown is whether this is poster's hobby or school project - and what his short (and longer) term goals are.

    Also deserving explanation is, "Why the poster feels the NEED - for added "ADC SPEED?"

    Note too that one of the MCU's "PN junctions" is being measured - which likely bears little relationship to the surrounding, non-contact ambient.    Why would faster measures of that "junction" be of interest and/or importance?

  • 0 in reply to cb1_mobile
    Intellectual 760 points
    Hello cb1
    i am doing the project of smart sensor data acquisition module for acoustic emission sensor with wireless communication.

    I want to make my module smart by adding various features like temperature compensation, self-calibration, input detection, webpage access, Plug n play etc. and other also can be included.

    i don't know much about tm4c1294 connected launchpad. So how many features are there and what can we do with this launchpad to make my data acquisition system smart.

    Please give me some ideas and suggest me some examples of tm4c1294 in energia.

    thank you
  • 0 in reply to Umesh Patil10
    Guru 117855 points

    My friend - you've chosen a broad, rather demanding, and time consuming project.   Let me compare your goal with those who seek, "climbing challenges."    We note very, very few climbers (starting) at the base of Mount Kilimanjaro!    And that's for good reason - so broad - so demanding - and time consuming climb is likely to exceed their capacity.

    Do we not "crawl" before we walk - and walk before we run?   Key portions of your goals: "wireless communication, auto/self calibration, webpage access" - by themselves - have challenged small firms such as mine.   I trust that you see my (limiting) point - maybe even agree.

    You note that you don't know much about that model launchpad - and request details.    Yet - would not your development & enhancement of your "Investigatory Skills" prove far more useful - than (passively) requesting of others?   Only you know what (really) holds your interest - and only you know how strong & continued will be your search - and when & how it may diverge.

    The internet is rich w/examples - at all levels - your early job may be to reduce your goals to, "technical keywords" - and then search, investigate & study.   The reality of your (very broad, all inclusive, beginning) goals should quickly appear - and usually will demand that you "sharpen your focus."   My firm has adopted the procedural method called, "KISS" - we strive to investigate & act against one - and only one - small, tightly defined, task at a time.   Singularity of focus - as just described - enables eased measurement - which serves to hold you to course.   Doing too much - too soon - is a sure means to accomplish little! 

    Energia is a single-vendor enterprise - being in small business we avoid single sources - which enables our "investigatory powers" to branch far more widely - thus more readily identifying the best path forward.   (which is rarely - the same, repeated, singular path!)     There is great power in choice - we (and our clients) recognize & exploit that.   I believe you should too...

  • 0 in reply to Umesh Patil10
    TI__Guru**** 244440 points
    Hello Umesh,

    The first step in making a project is putting in stone the requirements as this has a direct impact on the schedule. I do not see that in your post. What I do see in bold is "etc. and other also can be included". This then transcends as "So how many features are there and what can we do with this launchpad to make my data acquisition system smart."

    Well that is the system designer's task, isn't it. What I am trying to arrive is that there is nothing about your project that has been run down to details and so what kind of idea's can we discuss?

    Regards
    Amit
  • 0 in reply to Amit Ashara
    Guru 117855 points
    Hi Amit,

    While we agree in the, "Stone carving" I believe that a, "reality check" is very much in order, too. And - to have any chance to accomplish even a fraction of those (non carved) goals - significant investigation must be launched...
  • 0 in reply to cb1_mobile
    Guru 10570 points
    Let me offer a slightly contrary view. Actually I suspect it's more along the lines of what you actually do.

    Rather than predefine the project in detail, define and build the minimum necessary to get started. Use this to investigate what you need. Only by using and testing do you get enough information to determine what you need. When projects are as vague as this it can mean that there is not a well known solution or maybe a not well known problem.

    It helps to keep things flexible so you can build variations quickly.

    With experience in a particular area the base set of capabilities is more obvious, with less experience more iterations may be needed so it's important to keep them as inexpensive in time and money as you can.

    In this case I suspect 90% or more of the functionality and value is in the first sentence of the 'specification'.

    Robert
  • 0 in reply to Robert Adsett72
    Guru 47900 points
    Might it be agreed, Sir - that moving from "molehill" to "mountain" has NO Chance to succeed? If so - "contrary" is (not much) in evidence...
  • 0 in reply to cb1
    Intellectual 760 points
    Thank you very much all for your valuable reply and guidance..
    I will plan my project properly. I will think of those features which are feasible for me for making smart sensor module.
    I have two launchpads MSP430G2553 and TM4C1294, so first i want to transfer data using Wi-Fi module ESP8266 with MSP430G2553 launchpad.
    So can it be possible??

    Thank you.
  • 0 in reply to Umesh Patil10
    Guru 117855 points

    Umesh Patil10 said:
    ...first i want to transfer data using Wi-Fi module ESP8266 with MSP430G2553 launchpad.
    So can it be possible??

    This reporter thanks you in return - and "Yes" it is very (likely) possible.   That said - your issue may better shift from, "possible to likely!"   Most anything has the chance of, "maybe or possible."   To heighten your odds of success - you'd want to transition from "possible to likely!"

    How do you do that?   As Amit, Robert & some few others advise, "Stick to the Tried & True."   If that Wi-Fi module - and that MCU - are (already) available (together) as a packaged team (assembly) - and include example or demo software - your chances of success rise - dramatically.   If not so "teamed" - your path through the forest becomes far more twisted - and your odds fall.

    Part of your planning may well benefit from your adoption of, "KISS."    (one small, very measurable step at a time, even when - and especially when - you are (sure) that multiple steps "in one go" HAS to work!    (famous last words - we're told!    Place your fire-department on "speed-dial...")

    Bon chance, mon ami...