Loading
Log in to myMicrochip to access tools and benefits. Sign up in just one minute.
Maximize Your Experience: Reap the Personalized Advantages by Completing Your Profile to Its Fullest! Update Here
Stay in the loop with the latest from Microchip! Update your profile while you are at it. Update Here
Complete your profile to access more resources.Update Here!
true
Have you ever wondered what the temperature was in your garage, attic, porch or anywhere in your home? A small, energy-efficient wireless temperature sensor enables the consumer to better understand their environment and adjust their environmental controls accordingly. This reference design can help kick-start your own connected home, smart appliances or smart energy designs.
The Wireless Temperature Sensor reference design is part of our Connected Home platform. At the heart of the design is a low-power nanoWatt XLP 16-bit PIC® microcontroller, the PIC24F32KA302. The MCP9808 temperature sensor has an operation range from −40°C to +125°C. The temperature data is transmitted via the MRF89XAM8A/9A sub-GHz wireless module. Two AA batteries provide power to the board.
Key Features
- Low-power nanoWatt XLP 16-bit PIC microcontroller
- 20 nA in sleep mode
- 500 nA RTCC operation in sleep mode
- Long battery life
- −40°C to +125°C temperature range
- ±0.25°C accuracy
- 0.1 μA sleep current
- RF Module Agency Certifications for Europe, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand
Getting Started
Class B Libraries
- Active Libraries
- Archived Libraries
- Related Documents
Notes
- The library is available as optional content in MPLAB® Code Configurator Melody and can be enabled in the Content Manager Tool. Follow the steps outlined in the user guide to get started.
- The IEC 60730 Class B library for Microchip’s Arm® Cortex®-M0+-based devices is supported by Hitex, and the library is also available from the Hitex website.
Note
- The VDE test report is included in the zip file with the Class B library
Products Supporting Class B
Similar Devices
Wireless Temperature Sensor
Microchip's Smart Home Connected Demo
Microchip's Smart Home Connected Demo
Microchip Technology can help you implement the new features and functionality required for your next appliance design. By providing solutions for user interface, motor control, sensing, connectivity and more, your design teams can focus on implementing the application.