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ADI Announces Smoke Detector Reference Design and Algorithm

Google 우선 소스Published2020.11.10 11:25
Integrated precision smoke detection chamber
Using the ADPD188BI optical sensor core



A solution has been launched that enables rapid prototyping of low-power smoke detectors in space-constrained form factors and faster time-to-market at a reduced cost.

Analog Devices (ADI) announced the CN0537 reference design and algorithm on the 10th.
▲ ADI, UL-217-based smoke detector
Reference Design Released [Image = ADI]

Equipped with a smoke/fire detection algorithm tested against the UL-217 Smoke Alarm Standard, 8th Edition, the CN0537 reduces design risk.

The new reference design uses ADI's ADPD188BI high-performance optical sensor core, which integrates a precision smoke detection chamber to reduce false alarms.

Reference hardware 'EVAL-CN0537-ARDZ' and 'EVAL-ADICUP3029' are available for $54 and $45 each, respectively.

'EVAL-CN0537-DATA', which includes the UL-217 test dataset file analyzing over 1,000 smoke types and the CN0537 source code (excluding the detection algorithm), is available for $10,000 each.

UL-217 test dataset file and CN0537 source code (UL-217 8th edition detection algorithm)'EVAL-CN0537-ALGO', which includes MATLAB and Python UL-217 projects, is available for $50,000 each and supports 10 hours of phone calls.
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