Have a Question About the Sudden Impact Design Challenge? Ask it here!

doctorcdf over 10 years ago

Please direct any questions about the Sudden Impact design challenge to this discussion thread.

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peteroakes over 9 years ago in reply to hawkeyethehacker +3

Post what you have, that is better than nothing. No one expects everyone to get all they set out to do completed, we all have different skill levels and time available, I did not get every single thing…
doctorcdf over 9 years ago +3

Good morning - In light of recent events, we have adjusted the following terms of the competition - The final submission date is Friday, May 8th, 2015 . We expect a minimum of 6 blog posts about each project…
kas.lewis over 9 years ago in reply to hawkeyethehacker +2

Hopefully, I was starting to give up on the kit and was just going to do my own implementation using TI parts and ADI sensors that I already have. Hopefully that won't be necessary. For now though I am…

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0 hawkeyethehacker over 10 years ago

Although this is not directly related to the project, it IS related to how the stuff connects.
I noticed the AD8232 input does not have a SPI or I2C input/output. May I ask how one would receive the output from that eval board and wirelessly send the data?
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0 michaelwylie over 10 years ago in reply to hawkeyethehacker

Analog out on test point 15?
http://wiki.analog.com/resources/eval/ad8232-evaluation-guide
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0 hawkeyethehacker over 10 years ago in reply to michaelwylie

Sorry to bring this back up, but how would one parse that output? Surely it would just be HIGH/LOW, and not give an actual ECG reading?
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0 michaelwylie over 10 years ago in reply to hawkeyethehacker

If it was high/low why the need to hook it up to an ADC? I'm betting it's an actual ECG signal.
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0 hawkeyethehacker over 10 years ago in reply to michaelwylie

Mm, sorry, just realised the question was vague.

To rephrase, how would one read the output, eg: with an arduino?
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0 michaelwylie over 10 years ago in reply to hawkeyethehacker

Check out the other modules supplied. One of them probably has an ADC. Maybe EVAL-ADXL362Z-MLP?
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0 hawkeyethehacker over 10 years ago in reply to michaelwylie

I did look at the EVAL-ADXL362Z-MLP, but that only appeared to handle the accelerometer.
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0 michaelwylie over 10 years ago in reply to hawkeyethehacker

I'm not familiar with the Arduino, but if it has an ADC then you could interface to it.
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0 hawkeyethehacker over 10 years ago in reply to michaelwylie

So, if I wired up one of these: ADS1115 16-Bit ADC - 4 Channel with Programmable Gain Amplifier ID: 1085 - $14.95 : Adafruit Industries, Unique & fun DI… to an Arduino, could I potentially use that?
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0 michaelwylie over 10 years ago in reply to hawkeyethehacker

You'll want someone with more Arduino experience to answer that one.
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0 hawkeyethehacker over 10 years ago in reply to michaelwylie

Ok, cool, thanks for your help!
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0 michaelwylie over 10 years ago in reply to hawkeyethehacker

peteroakes
Maybe Peter can answer that question, I think he has experience with the Arduino.
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0 michaelwylie over 10 years ago in reply to hawkeyethehacker

peteroakes
Maybe Peter can answer that question, I think he has experience with the Arduino.
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