Analog sensor data over the ethernet

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To transmit analog sensor data over Ethernet, utilizing a microcontroller board is recommended for ease of integration. A specific application idea from Microchip provides a foundation for this setup. Instead of designing a circuit from scratch, using a pre-made Ethernet microcontroller board, like the one suggested from SparkFun, can simplify the process. This approach allows for quicker implementation and reduces the complexity of circuit design. Overall, leveraging existing hardware can streamline the development of Ethernet-connected sensor systems.
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Hi,

I need to get data from some sensors over a ethernet connection.

I found that application idea on microchip site:

http://www.microchip.com/stellent/idcplg?IdcService=SS_GET_PAGE&nodeId=2505&param=en535727#P26_1312

How do I build that circuit?
 
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Rather than trying to design and build your own, how about:
http://www.sparkfun.com/products/7829
I searched for "ethernet microcontroller board" and that was one of the first hits.
 
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