A Low-power Battery-less Wireless Temperature and Humidity Sensor with Passive Low Frequency RFID

(ACTIVE) TIDM-RFID-TEMPSENSOR

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Description

This design, featuring the ultra-low-power MSP430 MCU paired with a TMS37157 Passive Low Frequency RFID device can enable a ultra-low power wireless temperature & humidity sensor (SHT21). With RFID, applications can benefit from hermetically sealed enclosures by leveraging RFID to provide power and data transmission wirelessly through an enclosure. This design provides complete hardware, software & PC-side software to get you up and running.

Features
  • Passive Low Frequency RFID application with an ultra-low power microcontroller
  • Humidity & temperature sensing with SHT21 sensor(I2C interface to MCU)
  • An RF field of 134.2 kHz can be used to charge the wireless temperature node &serve as the communication interface.
  • Hardware is available for order (eZ430-TMS37157)
  • Hardware design files, software & PC side GUI are also provided


    

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EZ430-TMS37157:
PaLFI, Passive Low Frequency Evaluation Kit TMS37157

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TI Devices (2)

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Part Number Name Product Family
MSP430F2274  16-bit Ultra-Low-Power Microcontroller, 32kB Flash, 1K RAM  MSP430 Ultra-Low Power 16-bit MCUs 
TMS37157  Passive Low Frequency Interface Device (PaLFI) With EEPROM and 134.2 kHz Transponder Interface  NFC / RFID 


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Application Notes (1)
Title Abstract Type Size (KB) Date Views
Multiple Files   19 Dec 2011 1,385
More Literature (2)
Title Abstract Type Size (KB) Date Views
PDF 198 28 Aug 2013 52
PDF 212 28 Aug 2013 29
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