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Bluetooth Sensor Development Kit - alaapanujan - 10-04-2017 Bluetooth Sensor Development Kit [attachment=17348] Introduction Smart Sensor Systems Bluetooth Sensor Development Kit provides the hardware and software needed to integrate your transducer (sensor or actuator) into a Bluetooth wireless sensor network that complies with the IEE 1451 standard. In the nomenclature of IEE 1451, the transducer is known as the Transducer Interface Module (TIM) while the sensor network controller is known as the Network Capable Application Processor (NCAP). These are shown in Figure 1. The Bluetooth Sensor Development Kit allows you to develop a wireless, IEE 1451-compliant TIM that uses your sensor or actuator hardware. Your TIM will benefit from the many features of IEE 1451 like Plug & Play, automatic sensor error correction, ease of sensor network installation, and simplified sensor replacement to name a few. Bluetooth Radio Distances Greater Than 30 Meters The Bluetooth Sensor Development Kit supports distances of up to 30 meters between the NCAP and the TIMs as noted in the introduction and Figure 2. Smart Sensor Systems is investigating an enhancement to the Radio Board to support distances of up to 100 meters. There is a tradeoff with increased operating distance, the power consumption likewise increases. Architecture of the Bluetooth Sensor Development Kit The Development Kit contains an NCAP Bluetooth Radio Board and a modular TIM. The Development Kit s TIM contains the same three boards as the standalone TIM a Radio Board, a Processor Board and an Interface Board. The fact that the standalone TIM uses the same boards as the Development Kit s TIM simplifies the process of transitioning from a development environment to a deployment environment. The customer-supplied Development PC interfaces to both the NCAP hardware and the TIM hardware via USB. A USB-to-Serial adapter is included to interface to the NCAP s Bluetooth Transceiver chip because the interface from USB to the Bluetooth Transceiver chip is serial. 4 |