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EUSB kit reads temperature via I2C-Temperature-Sensor
EID's universal serial bus (EUSB) to I2C temperature silicon based sensor kit (reads IC's temperature via I2C) is an educational electronics kit that allows one to connect one Maxim/ Dallas DS16XX or NSC LM75 Temperature sensor to your Personal Computer (PC) Universal serial port. You can mount the temperature IC on either side of the PCB board. On the component side via 8 pin DIP, or on the bottom side, via surface mount (SMT) method.
The kit is based on Cypress integrated circuit (IC), the CY7C63001.
Note: The CY7C63001 IC is Universal Serial Bus (USB) RISC type Micro-controller. It conforms to USB 1.5 Mbps specification, version 1.1. See USB specifications at www.usb.org for more details, or click here to download the the CY7C63001 chip data-sheet.
No need for external Power supply! Just plug to your computer and monitor your room temperature.
The kit is ideal for monitoring your server room, office or computer temperatures.
Please note: EUSB wire (USB cable) is sold separately.
Kit mounting
This kit includes on board pre-installed free EUSB firmware!
Shown above mounted in plastic enclosure (EID-1593 series).
Please note: Plastic enclosure is sold separately (for demonstration only).
Kit Software
Kit (windows XP **) screen shot (shown above) indicates temperature in degrees Fahrenheit (** Winnows XP are trademark of Microsoft Corp.)
Kit screen shot (shown above) indicates temperature in degrees Fahrenheit (left) and log-file automatically, stamped with time and date (right).
Kit screen shot (shown above) indicates temperature in degrees Centigrade (left) and log-file automatically, stamped with time and date (right)
Free demo software (see above screen shots) allows you to fully read and log the temperature sensor . The on board temperature sensor is a I2C controlled Integrated circuit (IC). The sensor's ambient temperature can be displayed in both Fahrenheit (F) and degrees Centigrade (C).
We implemented very minimal log mechanisms with this demo software. You can log the readings into pre-specified file, named: EUSB_Temperature.txt. The software will automatically save it in the same directory you install into your demo software. The log file is limited to 1000 lines. The logged temperature readings includes automatic stamping of time and date. This unique free feature allows you to monitor the temperature over time. Simply choose from on screen the interval you want the temperature to be logged (1-100 seconds).
You can open the log file from other programs while the demo software is running and logging to the same file. Our free demo code includes built-in implementation of Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE) functions that allows you to do so. You can open the file in MS-Excel, MS-Word, Notepad etc. Simply share it and read it from anywhere over the network. (MS- Excel, MS-Word and Notepad are trademarks of Microsoft corp.)
Click here to download the free demo software code for Win98/98SE/ME/WinNT/2000/XP operating system. (Win98/SE/ME,2000, NT or XP are trademarks of Microsoft Corp.)
Please be advised, the demo software is provided for free, on as-is basis, without any warranties. Run or download it on your own risk!
All you need to do is plug-in the kit via EUSB cable to your PC, run the free demo software, and viola, you can log and read sensor ambient temperature.
Kit Drawing
1. EUSB connector (connect your cable between the connector and your PC) 2. LED Power indicator 3. I2C-Temperature sensor mounted in a 8 pins DIP socket on the to or solder directly (SMT) on the PCB bottom side
Kit Includes
Schematic
The LEDs shown above schematics (options) can be ordered separately. I.e. you can indicate, by turning the LED on, any of the following examples: When an alert occurs, status of the I2C bus lines (SCL and SDA lines), or any other information you deem important.
Software and schematic notes
1. FREE pre-installed EUSB firmware.
2. LEDs (option) are controlled via the following Ports and bit-number:
3. I2C lines 8-pin DIN or SMT (on PCB solder side) socket controlled via the following Ports and bit-number:
4. I2C temperature sensor physical address is 7 (seven), 111 logic. All address lines are tied to +5V. Therefore, A0="1", A1="1" and A2="1:"
5. No need for external pull-up resistors for the I2C lines in this kit! They are provided (set) internally on-chip via our unique firmware (provided free with your kit). The Cypress USB IC (CY7C63001) has built-in pull-up software controlled resistors.
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EUSB to Temperature via I2C bus Kit EID-K-EUSB-L1-I2C-ASM Fully assembled EID-K-EUSB-L1-I2C-PCB PCB Only EID-K-EUSB-L1-I2C-KIT Kit EID-K-EUS-BS-LIB1S Software (Library only) |
45.00 18.63 29.75 12.00 |
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EUSB
A to B Cable This cable is used to connect the EUSB port to the EUSB peripheral. A male to B male.
EID-C-USB-32-930
3’ EID-C-USB-32-931
6’ EID-C-USB-32-932
10’ EID-C-USB-32-933 15’ |
9.99 10.99 11.99 15.99 |
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USB Complete (Second Edition) by J. Alexson EID-K-BOOK-USB-001 Regular price EID-K-BOOK-USB-0KC w/ kit purchase
NEW! We carry technical books... LEARN & SAVE!
This is a "must have" book for any student or engineer. Therefore, an additional 10% off for student with student ID!
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49.95 33.33 |
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