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I'm working on an experiment using a Basic Stamp II that would measure a persons
inhale(maybe a sensor made by honeywell) and display it with a varying intensity
LED. This divice will be portable and battery operated. In the future I will
hook it up to a computer for software manipulation of the data. This device has
several other circuits which I need help designing. I need to know how to build
them all into one device and I need help with a program designed to operate all
of them together.
I am knew to the basic stamp and circuit design, but I have a general knowledge
of electronics(with lots of experience) and anything is possable with a little
help.
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inhale(maybe a sensor made by honeywell) and display it with a varying intensity
LED. This divice will be portable and battery operated. In the future I will
hook it up to a computer for software manipulation of the data. This device has
several other circuits which I need help designing. I need to know how to build
them all into one device and I need help with a program designed to operate all
of them together.
I am knew to the basic stamp and circuit design, but I have a general knowledge
of electronics(with lots of experience) and anything is possable with a little
help.
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inhale(maybe a sensor made by honeywell) and display it with a varying intensity
LED. This divice will be portable and battery operated. In the future I will
hook it up to a computer for software manipulation of the data. This device has
several other circuits which I need help designing. I need to know how to build
them all into one device and I need help with a program designed to operate all
of them together.
I am knew to the basic stamp and circuit design, but I have a general knowledge
of electronics(with lots of experience) and anything is possable with a little
help.
I'm working on an experiment using a Basic Stamp II that would measure a persons
inhale(maybe a sensor made by honeywell) and display it with a varying intensity
LED. This divice will be portable and battery operated. In the future I will
hook it up to a computer for software manipulation of the data. This device has
several other circuits which I need help designing. I need to know how to build
them all into one device and I need help with a program designed to operate all
of them together.
I am knew to the basic stamp and circuit design, but I have a general knowledge
of electronics(with lots of experience) and anything is possable with a little
help.
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Honeywell. Instead look for a small "turning wheel/propeller" opto
sensor or something. Then use the BS2 to read the speed of the
turning propeller as you blow or inhale. The top speed indicates the
lung-health.
This top speed could be transmitted numerically to the PC using
Debug statement and the RS232 cable connected to the PC. The led-
indicator is just on the device itself, but 8 led is not grate
accuracy. Go for some numerical display instead: Two 7 segment –
gives you range 0-99
To make a Visual basic connection to the BS2, look for the Nuts and
volt project on Parallax web page: Downloads - Nuts and volt
Columns - Column #89: Data Exchange with Visual Basic
Look for other useful projects from Nuts and volt. E.g.: Column #70:
Using MAX7219 LED Display Driver with LEDs
Stein.
Stein_frostad at mailcity dot com
--- In basicstamps@yahoogroups.com, frak jak <frak_jak@y...> wrote:
> I'm working on an experiment using a Basic Stamp II that would
measure a persons inhale(maybe a sensor made by honeywell) and
display it with a varying intensity LED. This divice will be
portable and battery operated. In the future I will hook it up to a
computer for software manipulation of the data. This device has
several other circuits which I need help designing. I need to know
how to build them all into one device and I need help with a program
designed to operate all of them together.
>
> I am knew to the basic stamp and circuit design, but I have a
general knowledge of electronics(with lots of experience) and
anything is possable with a little help.
> I'm working on an experiment using a Basic Stamp II that would
measure a persons inhale(maybe a sensor made by honeywell) and
display it with a varying intensity LED. This divice will be
portable and battery operated. In the future I will hook it up to a
computer for software manipulation of the data. This device has
several other circuits which I need help designing. I need to know
how to build them all into one device and I need help with a program
designed to operate all of them together.
>
> I am knew to the basic stamp and circuit design, but I have a
general knowledge of electronics(with lots of experience) and
anything is possable with a little help.
>
>
>
>
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> Do you Yahoo!?
> Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software
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Why not use pressure sensor? and do you know where I can find any "turning
wheel/propeller" opt sensors?
I didn't quite understand the following statement:
"The led-
indicator is just on the device itself, but 8 led is not grate
accuracy. Go for some numerical display instead: Two 7 segment –
gives you range 0-99"
but anyway I need the varying intensity LED for an estetic(visual) affect Im
looking for.
Also whats the visual basic for? is it for the future software implamentation I
mentioned?
stein_frostad <Stein_Frostad@m...> wrote:
To get an accurate measurement, don't use pressure sensor from
Honeywell. Instead look for a small "turning wheel/propeller" opto
sensor or something. Then use the BS2 to read the speed of the
turning propeller as you blow or inhale. The top speed indicates the
lung-health.
This top speed could be transmitted numerically to the PC using
Debug statement and the RS232 cable connected to the PC. The led-
indicator is just on the device itself, but 8 led is not grate
accuracy. Go for some numerical display instead: Two 7 segment –
gives you range 0-99
To make a Visual basic connection to the BS2, look for the Nuts and
volt project on Parallax web page: Downloads - Nuts and volt
Columns - Column #89: Data Exchange with Visual Basic
Look for other useful projects from Nuts and volt. E.g.: Column #70:
Using MAX7219 LED Display Driver with LEDs
Stein.
Stein_frostad at mailcity dot com
--- In basicstamps@yahoogroups.com, frak jak wrote:
> I'm working on an experiment using a Basic Stamp II that would
measure a persons inhale(maybe a sensor made by honeywell) and
display it with a varying intensity LED. This divice will be
portable and battery operated. In the future I will hook it up to a
computer for software manipulation of the data. This device has
several other circuits which I need help designing. I need to know
how to build them all into one device and I need help with a program
designed to operate all of them together.
>
> I am knew to the basic stamp and circuit design, but I have a
general knowledge of electronics(with lots of experience) and
anything is possable with a little help.
> I'm working on an experiment using a Basic Stamp II that would
measure a persons inhale(maybe a sensor made by honeywell) and
display it with a varying intensity LED. This divice will be
portable and battery operated. In the future I will hook it up to a
computer for software manipulation of the data. This device has
several other circuits which I need help designing. I need to know
how to build them all into one device and I need help with a program
designed to operate all of them together.
>
> I am knew to the basic stamp and circuit design, but I have a
general knowledge of electronics(with lots of experience) and
anything is possable with a little help.
>
>
>
>
>
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Why not use pressure sensor? and do you know where I can find any "turning
wheel/propeller" opt sensors?
I didn't quite understand the following statement:
"The led-
indicator is just on the device itself, but 8 led is not grate
accuracy. Go for some numerical display instead: Two 7 segment –
gives you range 0-99"
but anyway I need the varying intensity LED for an estetic(visual) affect Im
looking for.
Also whats the visual basic for? is it for the future software implamentation I
mentioned?
stein_frostad <Stein_Frostad@m...> wrote:
To get an accurate measurement, don't use pressure sensor from
Honeywell. Instead look for a small "turning wheel/propeller" opto
sensor or something. Then use the BS2 to read the speed of the
turning propeller as you blow or inhale. The top speed indicates the
lung-health.
This top speed could be transmitted numerically to the PC using
Debug statement and the RS232 cable connected to the PC. The led-
indicator is just on the device itself, but 8 led is not grate
accuracy. Go for some numerical display instead: Two 7 segment –
gives you range 0-99
To make a Visual basic connection to the BS2, look for the Nuts and
volt project on Parallax web page: Downloads - Nuts and volt
Columns - Column #89: Data Exchange with Visual Basic
Look for other useful projects from Nuts and volt. E.g.: Column #70:
Using MAX7219 LED Display Driver with LEDs
Stein.
Stein_frostad at mailcity dot com
--- In basicstamps@yahoogroups.com, frak jak wrote:
> I'm working on an experiment using a Basic Stamp II that would
measure a persons inhale(maybe a sensor made by honeywell) and
display it with a varying intensity LED. This divice will be
portable and battery operated. In the future I will hook it up to a
computer for software manipulation of the data. This device has
several other circuits which I need help designing. I need to know
how to build them all into one device and I need help with a program
designed to operate all of them together.
>
> I am knew to the basic stamp and circuit design, but I have a
general knowledge of electronics(with lots of experience) and
anything is possable with a little help.
> I'm working on an experiment using a Basic Stamp II that would
measure a persons inhale(maybe a sensor made by honeywell) and
display it with a varying intensity LED. This divice will be
portable and battery operated. In the future I will hook it up to a
computer for software manipulation of the data. This device has
several other circuits which I need help designing. I need to know
how to build them all into one device and I need help with a program
designed to operate all of them together.
>
> I am knew to the basic stamp and circuit design, but I have a
general knowledge of electronics(with lots of experience) and
anything is possable with a little help.
>
>
>
>
>
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> Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software
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