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TE Connectivity Sensor Demo Example

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Author: MIKROE

Last Updated: 2022-02-14

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License: BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" license  

This example demonstrates the usage of several TE connectivity sensors such as Piezo Accel Click, Ultra-Low Press Click, Temp&amp;amp;Hum14 Click boards on a Fusion for ARM v8 development system.

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TE Connectivity Sensor Demo app is a demonstration project of how MIKROE fully customizable development board, such as Fusion for ARM v8, can be used for evaluation or development purposes. This type of setup allows easy customization of the main microcontroller, display type, and size depending on the HMI application, as well as peripheral sensors and actuators.

Besides standardized and universal hardware connectors, MIKROE offers also standardized software packages for peripheral add-on boards. This allows users to easily switch between microcontrollers, even beyond one architecture, without any need to change the library or their projects. For example, starting a project with ARM Cortex-M0 and in 5-sec switch to Cortex-M7 MCU, or ever from ARM to PIC microcontrollers.

TE connectivity Demo Setup

TE connectivity Demo Setup

Hardware Setup

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Required Hardware:

  1. Fusion for ARM v8
  2. MCU CARD for STM32 F407
  3. TFT Board 5” Resistive
  4. Piezo Accel Click – located on the mikroBUS 1
  5. Ultra-Low Press Click – located on the mikroBUS 3
  6. Temp&Hum 14 Click – located on the mikroBUS 5
 

This demonstration can be easily and quickly accessed on the remote Planet Debug via NECTO STUDIO IDE.

The demo project was written by using NECTO STUDIO IDE, mikroC AI for ARM compiler, mikroSDK 2.0, and several other MIKROE libraries. 

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