I understand the desire to save money, but aren't there regulations governing alarm systems? In my experience, there are certain things that need to be done in a certain way, in order for a commercial building's insurance underwriter to approve of an alarm system.dforde said:Thanks for the reply, do you know of an available circuit design for this, and the pin assignments for the port, also what kind of software could I use for the monitoring of the alarms, any and all help is greatly appreciated, the commercial solution to this is very $$$$$$.
The purpose of this project is to identify and measure signals that are not actively driven by a voltage source, known as open collector or high impedance signals. These signals can be found in various electronic systems and can be difficult to detect without specialized equipment.
The project uses a combination of hardware and software techniques to detect open collector/high impedance signals. This may include the use of pull-up resistors, signal amplifiers, and signal processing algorithms.
The project is designed to detect both digital and analog signals with open collector/high impedance characteristics. This includes a wide range of signals such as logic level signals, sensor outputs, and communication signals.
Yes, the project can be programmed to differentiate between different types of signals based on their voltage levels, frequency, and other characteristics. This allows for more accurate detection and analysis of the signals.
The project can be used in various scientific research applications, such as monitoring and analyzing signals in electronic systems, studying the behavior of open collector/high impedance signals, and developing new detection techniques. It can also be integrated into larger experimental setups for data acquisition and analysis.