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PT100 Analogue Transmitter Demos

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Author: Shawon Shahryiar

Last Updated: 2021-09-20

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License: Open Software License 3.0 (OSL-3.0)  

These are demos of PT100 analogue transmitters. Two demos show how to use PT100 to 0 - 10V voltage and PT100 to 4 - 20mA current transmitters with MSP430F5529LP. In both cases, analogue voltages are converted to temperature data and shown on TFT displays. The codes are written with Code Composer Studio's C compiler.

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PT100 Voltage Transmitter Demo

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PT100 Voltage Transmitter Display

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PT100 Voltage Transmitter Demo Setup 1

PT100 Voltage Transmitter Demo Setup 1

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PT100 Voltage Transmitter Demo Setup 2

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PT100 Voltage Transmitter Demo Schematic

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PT100 Current Transmitter Demo

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PT100 Current Transmitter Demo Display 1

PT100 Current Transmitter Demo Display 1

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PT100 Current Transmitter Demo Display 2

PT100 Current Transmitter Demo Display 2

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PT100 Current Transmitter Setup

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PT100 Current Transmitter Demo Schematic

PT100 Current Transmitter Demo Schematic

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PT100-to-Current Transmitter Module

PT100-to-Current Transmitter Module

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PT100-to-Voltage Transmitter Module

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