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Pas Home / 1-wire vs Tektronix oscilloscope

verrverr
verrverr
29 Aug 2014

Pas Home - Index

 

Hello, this week I did a lot of testing and debugging with the oscilloscope. I try to see and solve the problem of my network of temperature 1-wire sensor.

 

 

I try first to change my connection to the 5v and 3.3v use, I also change the cable connection together. Using the 5v is really not advise for raspberry pi but its still work reasonably well for 6 months.

Result : failure no captor are detected

 

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Then I tried to change the way power sensors using the parasitic mode. As some suggest me in another post

Result : no difference, no captor detected

 

Here are some screenshots of what I normally should have as working signal

With 1 sensor on 3.3v

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With 1 sensor on 5v and level switcher

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According to this guide Guidelines for Reliable Long Line 1-Wire Networks - Tutorial - Maxim my curve have slow rise time and maybe some reflected problem


Finally I retest on 5v but with a level converter https://www.adafruit.com/products/757 to send only 3v on raspberrypi port

Result : Success all captor are detected and all communicated data are correct

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Interesting curve. Yellow is the 5v side data and Blue the converted 3.3v result

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I'll do other tests removing resistors supposed to improve communications and see if it really helps and I will also make a soldering version on a perma-proto board.

Do you see anything else that could improve my circuit?

 

Old schematic

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New improve schematic

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    mcb1 over 11 years ago

    Pacal

    You may have already found this, but if you set the Inksaver to OFF, you'll get the black screen on your saved images.

     

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