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ASG001 Monitor Backpack

Silicon Labs' Monitor ASG001 offers a humidity and temperature sensor, accelerometer, and 64 Mbit serial Flash

Image of Zentri's ASG001 Monitor Backpack Silicon Labs' ASG001 Monitor is a member of the Backpack accessory series for Moray development tools and evaluation boards. The Backpack series of accessory boards are designed to help ZentriOS application developers quickly generate prototypes based on the Moray development board. Backpack accessory boards offer different sensors, displays, and I/O devices providing fast and convenient platforms for prototyping. The Monitor (ASG001) Backpack offers an array of devices connected via a single I2C bus to the module on the Moray development board.

Features
  • I2C bus interface
  • LED 8 x 8 matrix display and driver IC
  • Accelerometer
  • Serial Flash 64 Mbit
  • Humidity and temperature sensor

ASG001 Monitor Backpack

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionTypeFunctionUtilized IC / PartAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
MONITOR BACKPACK FOR MORAY106ASG001MONITOR BACKPACK FOR MORAY106SensorAccelerometer, Humidity, TemperatureLIS3DH13 - Immediate$4,350.72View Details

Associated Part

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionContentsAntenna TypeAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
MORAY BRD FOR AMW106 NUMBATAMW106-E03MORAY BRD FOR AMW106 NUMBATBoard(s)-0 - ImmediateSee Page for PricingView Details
Published: 2016-01-22

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