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scottiebabe over 2 years ago

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  • wolfgangfriedrich
    wolfgangfriedrich over 2 years ago +3
    For me, the Bus Pirate function to scan an I2C bus and 'sense' all connected devices saved my day a lot of times. It is a different kind of sensor, but hey it's summer. http://dangerousprototypes.com…
  • misaz
    misaz over 2 years ago +3
    I think number of clones and high availability of counterfeit chips is good sign of popularity. For example DS18B20 is legendary chip in (not only) Arduino world. There is (very interesting) Github repo…
  • BigG
    BigG over 2 years ago +2
    Hmm decisions decisions. Some of my early sensors for Arduino would have been a 3-axis accelerometer, like the Analog Device's ADXL345 sensor, and a 3-axis magnetometer sensor, like the Freescale MAG3110…
  • wolfgangfriedrich
    wolfgangfriedrich over 2 years ago

    For me, the Bus Pirate function to scan an I2C bus and 'sense' all connected devices saved my day a lot of times. 

    It is a different kind of sensor, but hey it's summer. 

    http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/Bus_Pirate_I2C#I2C_address_search_scanner_macro

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  • BigG
    BigG over 2 years ago

    Hmm decisions decisions.

    Some of my early sensors for Arduino would have been a 3-axis accelerometer, like the Analog Device's ADXL345 sensor, and a 3-axis magnetometer sensor, like the Freescale MAG3110.

    I seem to recall using the TSL2561 luminosity sensor quite a bit too. In fact I used these sensors in my very first design challenge back in 2014...

    /challenges-projects/design-challenges/internet-of-the-backyard/b/blog/posts/iot_5f00_grass-6-iot-backyard-challenge-ggms---summary

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    misaz over 2 years ago

    I think number of clones and high availability of counterfeit chips is good sign of popularity. For example DS18B20 is legendary chip in (not only) Arduino world. There is (very interesting) Github repo with investigations and Arduino sketch for detecting counterfeit including photos of dies Smiley

    https://github.com/cpetrich/counterfeit_DS18B20

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  • misaz
    misaz over 2 years ago in reply to misaz

    I own three of them. One original and two fakes.

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