| ??? 03/22/07 11:38 Read: times |
#135569 - Long distance I2C Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Twenty years ago, I went to review a project in which a guy had fitted 'digital load cells' to a truck tipper trailer. They were strain gauge cells with in-built ADCs (this was very avant garde at the time). His trailer chassis was bussed with I2C! Four cells and probably 60-100ft of wiring! He claimed it worked, and it did on the demo. I wouldn't have trusted it at all, but was impressed...
Dave |
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