Visibility - is the single most important benefit of utilizing IoT capabilities for business stakeholders.
Connected devices provide real-time visibility into technical and business processes. This constant stream of data is crucial for enterprises as it enables operations optimization during subsequent stages.
Additionally, IoT data acquired from connected products enables businesses to understand customer behavior, preferences, and trends - essential knowledge for tailoring marketing strategies and improving customer engagement.
Naturally, IoT provides a wealth of other business gains, like asset monitoring, but all of them are delivered from increased visibility.
What would be the second most important benefit of utilizing IoT for business?
I found a lot of circuits what i need to know for example the filter frequency how it is selected based on what, and the amplifier gain how it is selected
Any @MCU, MPU & Firmware devs have experience debugging Cortex-M4F? @ddmiller3 needs some help figuring out why he can’t write to flash. He’s using a JLink probe to debug.
Hi everyone, Working on a project involving DC current measurement (up to 5A), I tested the ACS712 current sensor but the result is not stable. I have a variation of +/- 500mA. I’m not specifically looking for precision but rather measurement stability. Is there a more stable alternative? I thought about using a 1mohm shunt coupled with an op-amp like the LMV358. What do you think?
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you can use simulator like TINA-TI with say a programmable gain amplifier (ex: PGA849) and try to tune it. even filter frequency you can evaluate there once you decide what is your frequency of interest and choose a type of filter(lowpass, bandpass).
sensor/detector --> pass filter(pick desired freq band) --> more filter stages? --> Amplifier(programmable gain if your reception response is dynamic) --> sampling with ADC