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I have a raspberry pi and I want to connect a vibration sensor. The connection to the sensor should be wireless. I want to have approximately a range from 30m up to 100m.

What would be a low price configuration to do that? What do I need? I have the raspberry already and a low price vibration sensor. So I need a module for the sensor with embedded ad-converter. And the module need a wireless connection. On the other side the raspberry also need a wireless connection module to connect both modules together.

I thougt about xbee or bluetooth. Xbee is very expensive I think. But the range is super and the size is also very small. And the xbee board has already a build in ad converter.

Which low price and "small" size setup could you recommend? Which trade offs are there with such a solution?

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http://r.ebay.com/u5QbBJ

I'm sure you can handle the wiring and coding.

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  • Oh, that seems really cheap. Do you know that board? What do you think is the range of such a board? Do I get some documentation for coding with that board? – CPA Jan 22 '16 at 8:57
  • @CPA Says on the page it's 1000m with line-of-sight (probably a hundred indoors). A quick search yielded this datasheet: silabs.com/Support%20Documents/TechnicalDocs/Si4430-31-32.pdf – PNDA Jan 23 '16 at 10:30
  • @CPA Here's some product info: electrodragon.com/product/… – PNDA Jan 23 '16 at 10:30
  • @CPA Looks like it uses the SPI interface. I think reading the datasheet for the SPI commands and whipping up some code for it would do. – PNDA Jan 23 '16 at 10:35

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