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ALSO - zigbee wireless modules word great
aggie,
Forgot to mention that the xbee and xbee pro rf zigbee modules from www.maxstream.net work great. They will communicate right out of the box and allow for different kinds of network configurations. The only problem with them is they require a 2.8 to 3.3 Volt power supply which is hard to come by unless you use variable regulator which requires extra parts.
Cheers!
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BA33BC0T easy to find 3.3 volt voltage regulator, 1 amp, LDO. Often use here, no problem, close to be cheap to. Don't need to mess with any external resistor, make life easy.. there's tons of other too.
Microchip do some too... worth to surf in most major parts provider website.
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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That works, sort of!
Originally Posted by mister_e
M_E, I looked all over the place like digikey and jameco and there search engine wouldnt show me these but they do sell them. As for the model, the BA30BC0t looks like the best choice. The xbee's work better on a straight 3v supply. The sleep power increases exponentially it looks like with ever .1 volt above that. Unfortunaly, I just ordered like twenty 317T's not knowing these existed.
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hehe, anyways, how many here can really say that he/she know all component in the whole world... i guess there's at least one new each day... DARRGH hard to be up-to-date
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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