Microcontroller
Microcontroller
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Hi! I'm looking for a micro-controller with many analog input as possible and can be connected to display/monitor/computer for monitoring purposes.
Please let me now what brand and model of micro-controller that can be used. Thank you!
Please let me now what brand and model of micro-controller that can be used. Thank you!
RE: Microcontroller
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Alternately, one can get an ADC shield for a Raspberry Pi https://www.bc-robotics.com/tutorials/getting-star...
If the OP's intent is solely monitoring; a PLC is a bit of an overkill, unless massive numbers of inputs are needed. For that, there are other options as well: https://www.mccdaq.com/data-acquisition/high-chann....
The OP needs to better define what they want
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RE: Microcontroller
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Arduino is a very good suggestion, but the easiest connection to a ".../computer..." would be via the USB-connected IDE's Serial Monitor window (which is built-in and very easy). Moving the data beyond the IDE's Serial Monitor window becomes a PC programming exercise.
The best solution depends on details as-yet unmentioned.
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The STM32H747XI dual Cortex®-M7+M4 32bit low power ARM MCU has three 16-bit ADCs which support up to 36 channels. All for a measly $99 and it comes with hardware interconnect security features built-in.
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I was wondering how you were supposed to use the 36 channels with so few header connectors. Until I found the two 80 pin high density connectors on the bottom of the board. Wow thats a lot of available connections for a tiny board.
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