Re: [PSUBS-MAILIST] Sensor Interfacing

[Warren Greenway <opensourcesub@yahoo.com>]

Well, I can only use it for prototyping, then I have
to re-implement in C or assembly, since everything I
do is micro-amp and ultra small footprint. Anyhow, I
am developing an extensible controller system that
will
have rugged sensor inputs, serial and keypad input,
high
current output, and graphics and ASCII LCD driver. I
am
designing two versions, a light weight <$100 version,
and a full featured system for around $400. They will
both be intended for automotive applications, but I am
planning on using the light version in my sub...When I
get around to building it.

Warren.

--- "Sean T. Stevenson" <sts@telus.net> wrote:
> I am using LabVIEW 7, the full development version
> with all the bells and whistles.  I have to say,
> despite not liking it earlier (it's not the most
> intuitive software to learn), the more I use it the
> more impressed I get.
> 
> -Sean
> 
> 
> Quoting Warren Greenway <opensourcesub@yahoo.com>:
> 
> > That humidity part is important for any system.
> > Potting,
> > conformal coating, AND water tight enclosures
> should
> > be
> > used. On most systems simply touching the crystal
> will
> > cause an oscillator fault. (Which will generate a
> > reset
> > on most systems.) Water, obviously is much
> worse...And
> > salt water...Evil. I guess I'm not a big fan of
> > Labview,
> > but if you are then the National Instruments
> systems
> > might just be a good choice.
> > 
> > Warren.
> 
> 


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