chipKIT Project 3: Easy Pulse Meter

This is a third project in our chipKIT tutorial series and today we are going to construct a simple pulse rate meter using our Easy Pulse sensor with Digilent’s chipKIT Uno32 board. Digilent’s chipKIT Basic I/O shield is also used in this project for displaying the pulse waveform and the pulse rate. – See more at: http://embedded-lab.com/blog/?p=8183#sthash.lA1QV6E3.dpuf
chipKIT Project 3

What do we need?

In order to build this project, we will need following things.

Besides, a USB cable (not shown in the picture above) is also required to upload the firmware from PC to the Uno32 board.

Where to Buy Easy Pulse Sensor?

US customers buy here

International customers buy here

Wire Connections and Setup

The OLED display on the Basic I/O Shield is driven through SPI interface. This requires the JP4 jumper on chipKIT Uno32 board be placed on the RG9 position so that the SPI SS function is available on Pin 10. Read our tutorial Exploring the chipKIT Uno32 for more details on jumper functions and settings on the Uno32 board. The following picture shows the required jumper settings on Uno32 board for this project.

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