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readme.txt
This example contains an implementation of I2C routines for the nRF9E5 and
shows how to use them to read the temperature from a Dallas Semiconductor
DS1624 Digital Thermometer and Memory. Please r
14.c
#include
int main()
{
char cmd;
float temperature;
while(1)
{
printf("\n*****************************************\n");
printf("\n| Please select one of convertions: |\n");
thermospeedr.m
function T = thermospeedR(Ea,Estd,walkers,dEtgt,v,e,T,t,P)
% Heat capacity thermospeed temperature update method supplied with SA Tools.
% Copyright (c) 2002, by Richard Frost and Frost Concepts.
%
tinitwhite.m
function [T0,W,Ew,Wbsf,Ebsf,Ea,Ev,steps] = TinitWhite(r, walkers, newstate, X, cost, moveclass)
% White temperature initialization method supplied with SA Tools.
% Copyright (c) 2002, by Richard Fro
tinitt0.m
function [T0,W,Ew,Wbsf,Ebsf,Ea,Ev,steps] = TinitT0(r, walkers, newstate, X, cost, moveclass)
% Fixed temperature initialization method supplied with SA Tools.
% Copyright (c) 2002, by Richard Frost
geman.m
function T = geman(Ea,Estd,walkers,dEtgt,v,e,T,t,P)
% Geman temperature update method supplied with SA Tools.
% Copyright (c) 2002, by Richard Frost and Frost Concepts.
% See http://www.frostconcep
thermospeedhc.m
function T = thermospeedHC(Ea,Estd,walkers,dEtgt,v,e,T,t,P)
% Heat capacity thermospeed temperature update method supplied with SA Tools.
% Copyright (c) 2002, by Richard Frost and Frost Concepts.
geometric.m
function T = geometric(Ea,Estd,walkers,dEtgt,v,e,T,t,P)
% Geometric temperature update method supplied with SA Tools.
% Copyright (c) 2002, by Richard Frost and Frost Concepts.
% See http://www.fro
berkeley.m
function T = berkeley(Ea,Estd,walkers,dEtgt,v,e,T,t,P)
% Berkeley temperature update method supplied with SA Tools.
% Copyright (c) 2002, by Richard Frost and Frost Concepts.
% See http://www.frost
tfinalnstop.m
function b = TfinalNstop(W,Ew,t,Tt,Et,Etarget,ert,Kt,Ebsft,f)
% Final temperature determination method supplied with SA Tools.
% Copyright (c) 2002, by Richard Frost and Frost Concepts.
% See http: