Hi everyone,
I am doing my School Project on HART-Enabled IC chips. I am new to this and will need some clarification on whether I am approaching this correctly.
Project Concept:
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Data Source (Computer Acting as a Sensor):
My computer will generate process variables (e.g., temperature, flow, pressure) as either analog or digital signals. It will also transmit HART-compatible digital data such as calibration data, sensor tags, or whatever diagnostics I want to sent over. -
HART-Enabled IC:
The IC will act as the translator for the Analog and Digital signals, converting handling HART modulation/demodulation so that the computer will be able to display the variables sent out by the data source -
Receiving System (either Same or Another Computer):
The IC should provide the translated data in a format that can be read by the computer -
Hardware Setup:
I am planning to connect the components (computer, IC) using a breadboard.
Question:
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I would like to know what HART-enabled IC chip would be the most suitable for my project so that I can purchase it. I am looking at DEMO-AD5700D2Z by Analog Devices, is there a better/cheaper alternative?
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Is there any component (Software/Hardware/Adapters) I will have to purchase other than the IC chip? (I have access to my school’s lab so I will have the basic electronic components)
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Did I miss out or omit any crucial steps/information?
Really appreciate the help as I am really lost here.