MIKROE-1940

MIKROE-1940 Datasheet

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MIKROE-1940	MIKROE-1940 (pdf)

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Fiber Opt click From MikroElektonika Documentation Fiber Opt click is a compact and easy solution for adding fiber-optic communication to your design. It features IF-D91 fiber-optic photodiode, IF-E97 fiber-optic LED diode as well as two operational amplifiers. Provided plastic optic connectors feature an internal micro-lens and a precision-molded PBT housing to ensure efficient optical coupling with plastic fiber cable. Data rates of up to 512 Kbps can be achieved. Fiber Opt click communicates with the target MCU via UART interface or directly through the GPIO pins. UART position is set by default. Board is designed to use either 3.3V or 5V power supply. Features and usage notes Fiber Opt click The combination of a fiber-optic photodiode and a fiber-optic diode constitutes a system for sending and receiving data. The configuration of components makes Fiber Opt click suitable for both analog and digital data links. Schematic also available in PDF Quoting from the manufacturer's data sheet, "the IFE97 is a high-optical-output, visible red LED housed in a “connector-less” style plastic fiber optic package. The output spectrum is produced by a GaAlAs die which peaks at 660 nm, one of the optimal transmission windows of PMMA plastic optical fiber. The device package features an internal micro-lens and a precision-molded PBT housing to ensure efficient optical coupling with standard 1000 um core plastic fiber cable." The optical response of the corresponding IF-D91 is from 450 to 1100 nm. You can either transmit data using UART, or, if you switch the position of the onboard UART/GPIO jumper, you can send a PWM signal through the optical cable. Another onboard jumper is for setting the power supply at either 3.3V or 5V. Programming Fiber Opt click IC/Module IF-D91 fiber-optic photodiode Interface Power supply Website IF-E97 fiber-optic LED diode RX, TX, INT, PWM 3.3V, 5V This simple code snippe demonstrates how to set up Fiber Opt click to transmit ADC values. 1 void main char txt[20]; unsigned int adc_value = 0; UART1_Init 19200 // Initialize UART module at 19200 bps Delay_ms 100 ; // Wait for UART module to stabilize // Every 2 seconds transmit the ADC value over Fiber Optic while 1 adc_value = adc_read 0 ; IntToStr txt, adc_value ; UART1_Write_Text Ltrim txt ; Delay_ms 2000 ; A more elaborate example that demonstrates the use of Fiber Opt click with MikroElektronika hardware, written for mikroC, mikroBasic and mikroPascal for PIC, is available on Libstock We also recomment the learn.mikroe.com article Going the distance with fiber optics for those who are looking for a deeper undestanding on how this click board works. Resources - IF-D91 fiber-optic photodiode Manufacturer's data sheet - MikroElektronika Fiber Opt click on learn.mikroe.com - IF-E97 fiber-optic LED diode - MikroElektronika Fiber Opt click on learn.mikroe.com - mikroBUS standard specifications Retrieved from This page was last modified on 11 May 2016, at Content is available under Creative Commons Attribution unless otherwise noted. 6/15/2016

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Fiber Opt click

From MikroElektonika Documentation

Fiber Opt click is a compact and easy solution for adding fiber-optic communication to your design. It features IF-D91 fiber-optic photodiode, IF-E97 fiber-optic LED diode as well as two operational amplifiers. Provided plastic optic connectors feature an internal micro-lens and a precision-molded PBT housing to ensure efficient optical coupling with plastic fiber cable. Data rates of up to 512 Kbps can be achieved. Fiber Opt click communicates with the target MCU via UART interface or directly through the GPIO pins. UART position is set by default. Board is designed to use either 3.3V or 5V power supply.

Features and usage notes

Fiber Opt click

The combination of a fiber-optic photodiode and a fiber-optic diode constitutes a system for sending and receiving data. The configuration of components makes Fiber Opt click suitable for both analog and digital data links.

Schematic also available in PDF

Quoting from the manufacturer's data sheet, "the IFE97 is a high-optical-output, visible red LED housed in a “connector-less” style plastic fiber optic package. The output spectrum is produced by a GaAlAs die which peaks at 660 nm, one of the optimal transmission windows of PMMA plastic optical fiber. The device package features an internal micro-lens and a precision-molded PBT housing to ensure efficient optical coupling with standard 1000 um core plastic fiber cable."

The optical response of the corresponding IF-D91 is from 450 to 1100 nm.

You can either transmit data using UART, or, if you switch the position of the onboard UART/GPIO jumper, you can send a PWM signal through the optical cable.

Another onboard jumper is for setting the power supply at either 3.3V or 5V.

Programming

Fiber Opt click

IC/Module IF-D91 fiber-optic photodiode

Interface Power supply Website

IF-E97 fiber-optic LED diode RX, TX, INT, PWM 3.3V, 5V

This simple code snippe demonstrates how to set up Fiber Opt click to transmit ADC values.
1 void main
char txt[20];
unsigned int adc_value = 0;

UART1_Init 19200 // Initialize UART module at 19200 bps

Delay_ms 100 ;
// Wait for UART module to stabilize
// Every 2 seconds transmit the ADC value over Fiber Optic
while 1
adc_value = adc_read 0 ;

IntToStr txt, adc_value ;

UART1_Write_Text Ltrim txt ;

Delay_ms 2000 ;

A more elaborate example that demonstrates the use of Fiber Opt click with MikroElektronika hardware, written for mikroC, mikroBasic and mikroPascal for PIC, is available on Libstock

We also recomment the learn.mikroe.com article Going the distance with fiber optics for those who are looking for a deeper undestanding on how this click board works.

Resources
- IF-D91 fiber-optic photodiode Manufacturer's data sheet - MikroElektronika Fiber Opt click on learn.mikroe.com - IF-E97 fiber-optic LED diode
- MikroElektronika Fiber Opt click on learn.mikroe.com - mikroBUS standard specifications Retrieved from

This page was last modified on 11 May 2016, at Content is available under Creative Commons Attribution unless otherwise noted.
6/15/2016

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Datasheet ID: MIKROE-1940 649255