Author Topic: Recording & displaying data on a windows PC from I2C/SPI bus ??  (Read 585 times)

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Offline smoothVTerTopic starter

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What are some methods for real-time graphing display and record  of SPI and/or I2C data streams?  I am looking for the simplest solution possible.   There are all manner of "IoT" solutions out there with god-knows-what kinds of crazy cloud services to do this with specific hardware, but I am an e.e. looking for a lab-rolled method to do this on a windows machine.  My skills in windows programming are null.   There must be software out there which already has this capability?

Something like:

SPI/I2C bus --> USB conversion hub --> Windows PC --> graphical software UI

Data source is X,Y,Z data from any accelerometer.   

For the record, I can parse and modify the SPI/I2C data stream into any format I want using a FIFO buffer implemented on any microcontroller.  I understand the software would have to be configured somehow to recognize where the X/Y/Z values in the stream start and end, but I'll cross that bridge when I get to it.
 


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