yviswanathbe
Full Member level 4
HI friends,
I have an application in which i need to communicate with different micro controllers (Single master, multiple slave configuration).
I am in confusion to select which communication interface is right for my application.
can i use SPI or I2C? ( i think these two are meant to be used for on board communications).
Description:
I need to acquire analog signals and store. Please see the attached file.
There will be one master and 12 slaves, each slave will have a dedicated micro controller, signal conditioning and adc.
Whenever MASTER requests data, slave should send the data.
The acquired data should be sent to remote station( via Ethernet, GSM) or simply store in the local memory.
distance between each slave is variable.
First thing i need to finalize is how to connect master and each slave..
I am working on ATMEGA 8 and 8051 Micro controllers. If this is not possible with the above micro controllers i am ready to migrate to high end controllers. Please help me with the Part Numbers.
thanks and regards,
Viswanath.
I have an application in which i need to communicate with different micro controllers (Single master, multiple slave configuration).
I am in confusion to select which communication interface is right for my application.
can i use SPI or I2C? ( i think these two are meant to be used for on board communications).
Description:
I need to acquire analog signals and store. Please see the attached file.
There will be one master and 12 slaves, each slave will have a dedicated micro controller, signal conditioning and adc.
Whenever MASTER requests data, slave should send the data.
The acquired data should be sent to remote station( via Ethernet, GSM) or simply store in the local memory.
distance between each slave is variable.
First thing i need to finalize is how to connect master and each slave..
I am working on ATMEGA 8 and 8051 Micro controllers. If this is not possible with the above micro controllers i am ready to migrate to high end controllers. Please help me with the Part Numbers.
thanks and regards,
Viswanath.