Hi, I am looking for both an integrated (IC) powerline modem and an integrated comunication "error controller". I need the second device because I've heard someone saying about the powerline which it might be full of noise (caused by switching power devices).
I have to build a small network of current sensor at my home, where each host (sensor) talks with the main unit through the powerline.
Can anyone help me, please?
PS. I would be happy to know any projetc/experience right done.
Charles Schuler ( snipped-for-privacy@comcast.net) ha scritto:
::: I have to build a small network of current sensor at my ::: home, where each host (sensor) talks with the main unit ::: through the powerline.
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Thank you. Those are commercial devices, aren't they?
I have to build a network with my own devices. Simply, I need to know what type of ICs I have to use.
Gee, microcontrollers, op-amps, transformers, capacitors, and so on. So, it was a homework problem?
Charles Schuler ( snipped-for-privacy@comcast.net) ha scritto:
:: Gee, microcontrollers, op-amps, transformers, capacitors, :: and so on. So, it was a homework problem?
It's my graduation thesis ;-)
Use X-10 for communication with PIC chips to connect to the CTs and signal. It is possible to run IP over home wiring but it's more than you need.
Homer J Simpson ( snipped-for-privacy@nowhere.com) ha scritto:
:: Use X-10 for communication with PIC chips to connect :: to the CTs and signal.
Sorry, what are CTs?
Can you give me a link to a project which uses PIC or ATMEL MCUs to implementing X-10 comunication protocol?
:: It is possible to run IP over home wiring but it's more :: than you need.
Are you talking about MAX2980 and MAX2986?
Thank you and regards.
:: Can you give me a link to a project which uses PIC or :: ATMEL MCUs to implementing X-10 comunication :: protocol?
Obviously, Please ;-)
Current Transformers.
SBS ( snipped-for-privacy@grazie.da.me) ha scritto:
:: Can you give me a link to a project which uses PIC or :: ATMEL MCUs to implementing X-10 comunication :: protocol?
I have found it :-D
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