SPI-SensorBridge
Wired sensors, normalised and managed.
SPI-SensorBridge connects analogue and digital sensors to the platform, applying scaling and calibration at the device so the value arriving in the cloud is already meaningful.
Why it exists
Raw sensor output is scaled and interpreted differently in every project, which makes readings from two sites hard to compare and impossible to alert on consistently.
- ·Analogue and digital sensor inputs
- ·Scaling and calibration at source
- ·Normalised measurement output
- ·Threshold events handled locally
Wired to sensors at the measurement point.
Security- · Distinct device identity
- · Authenticated platform connection
- · Encrypted transport
- · Signed firmware images
- · Access-controlled remote sessions
How it fits the stack
Calibration and scaling are C3F configuration, versioned and deployable like any other setting.
About C3FHardware detail
Published values are confirmed. Anything hardware-dependent that has not been verified by engineering is marked rather than estimated.
- Input channels
- Pending verification
- Supported sensor types
- Pending verification
- Device framework
- C3F
- Power input
- Pending verification
- Operating temperature
- Pending verification
Highlighted entries are hardware-dependent values awaiting engineering confirmation. They are published only once verified — ask for the current datasheet during evaluation.
Where it is applied
Temperature and pressure monitoring
Tank and level measurement
Environmental sensing
Utility metering
Evaluating SPI-SensorBridge?
Ask for the current datasheet, lead time and integration detail. Anything not yet verified will be identified as such.