We'll list the tools used in this project:
1) Hexabitz Load Cell Sensor Module (H26R0x):
H26R0x is a load cell (strain gauge) sensor interface module [2].
2) Hexabitz Mini USB-B to UART Converter (H1AR2x):
H26H1AR2x is a Mini USB-B-to-UART bridge module based on FTDI FT230XQ-R and STM32F0 MCU. It provides both power and communication through a virtual COM port [3].
3) User Tools Kit:
This kit includes the tools that are essential for programming, debugging, and powering Hexabitz modules.
- FTDI USB to UART Serial cable:
The 4-pin USB 2.0 to UART serial cable is an indispensable tool for Hexabitz development! It incorporates FTDI’s USB to UART interface [3].
- Hexabitz BitzClamp:
Hexabitz BitzClamp is a modified Kelvin current clamp soldered to two 2.56 mm-pitch male jumper wires [4].
- STLINK-V3MODS Programmer (H40Rx):
H40Rx is a programmer module which contains STLINK-V3MODS stand-alone debugging and programming mini probe for STM32 microcontrollers (Hexabitz modules and other MCUs) [5].
- E-Z-Hook Programming Kit:
Instead of soldering SMD connectors there, you could use a nice off-the-shelf E-Z-Hook kit that we assembled for you [6].
4) SEWHACNM Single Point Load Cell (AB120-30kgf):
A Korean anodized aluminum load cell with IP65 protection and 30kgf load capacity [7].
We'll mention step-by-step instructions from designing to implementing this project:
1. Planning the array and assembling the hardware:
First, we prepare the project parts and plan our array design by aligning the three modules side by side. Then we solder the modules together using Hexabitz Fixture.












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