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  1. prabuselva
    hai all, i will working to CC3220SF launchpad i will try to interface at Load cell using Hx711 Amplifier i have some error will be occur , how to resolve this issue any one work hx711 at CC3220SF or Any launchpad Please Share the Library file. and One Wire Digital Temperature Sensor - DS18B20 working source code Thanks Selva
  2. Fmilburn
    Some time back I ordered an INA125P Instrumentation Amplifier in order to fool around with a cheap, broken "postal" scale that I had. It arrived and I promptly put it away and forgot it about it. So the other day I was digging through my junk box, saw the scale, and decided to tear it apart. Since it is getting near Halloween, and I knew my grandchildren would be interested, I wrote a little sketch in Energia to estimate the amount of candy in a bowl. Here is a schematic of the circuit. It "works" but given my skills it may not be best. This being a MSP430 project I hooked up the
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