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The document summarizes a project that uses a Raspberry Pi and Arduino to build a basic multimeter capable of measuring AC/DC voltage, frequency spectrum, and resistance. The results are displayed through a mobile web application built with Java, D3.js, and WebSocket. The project demonstrates how microcontrollers and mobile browsers are improving to allow interactive JavaScript applications on small devices.
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Micro & mobile
- 1. Micro & Mobile Pance Cavkovski
- 2. The author • Pance Cavkovski • Senior Software Engineer @ Netcetera • Java, Flex & JavaScript developer • Hardware & electronics fan |
- 3. The device • Raspberry Pi + Arduino • Basic multimeter: AC/DC voltage, frequency spectrum, resistance • Results shown in a mobile web application |
- 4. The hardware • Raspberry Pi • Arduino Mega 2560 • Custom adapter and interface board |
- 5. The software Browser app d3js d3js JSON • Arduino readings • Java8 SE Embedded server • D3.js animated SVG graphs Java Java Java8 WebSocket WebSocket lighttpd pi4j pi4j Serial communication Analog read + FFT |
- 6. The demo |
- 7. The mobile reason • Mobile is not just responsive • Mobile browsers are getting lot faster • JavaScript applications can run smoothly |
- 8. The micro reason • Micro devices are catching on and improving • Raspberry Pi Mod. B rev. 2: 700MHz ARM, 512MB SDRAM Rumored Model C: Dual Core, 1GB RAM ? • Arduino TRE: Intel 1GHz ARM, 512MB DDR3l RAM • Lots of sensors and shields available |
- 9. The Java reason • Java8 improves the embedded editions • Java8 SE Embedded: mid-high range, Full OS, general functions, limited I/O integration • Java8 ME Embedded (v.3.3) : low-mid range, Full/min OS, I/O integrated, optimized, available tools • Developer versions available |
- 10. Thanks for the attention! Follow @hsilomedus pance.cavkovski@netcetera.com github.com/hsilomedus/pi4jmultimeter