Arduino Nano 33 ANT

[drew...@gmail.com]

Hey everyone. I spoke with Curtis yesterday and he thought this would be a good place to share.

Yesterday I released a solution transforming the Arduino Nano 33 BLE into a fully functioning ANT tranceiver. Essentially it bypasses the framework altogether and is meant for development within the nRF5 SDK. I have included my ANT+ Bike Power example project as well. Simply follow my procedure and you'll quickly be on your way to ANT development.

For those interested, the project is GitHub here: https://github.com/drewvigne/arduino_nano_33_ant

I also heard Curtis had success with his ANT-Arduino project - soon to add native ANT support within the Arduino framework. This must be no easy feat considering the nature of mbed. Congratulations. 

[Gábor Ziegler]

Congrats Drew!

Offtopic question: I wonder, what is your power meter? I am really curious!

//Gábor

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[drew...@gmail.com]

Thank you Gabor. 

I use a LSM9DS1 to calculate my cadence. Strain gauges attached to a HX711 amplifier calculate my instantaneous torque. I multiply the two to get my cycling power output in watts and send it to my head-unit via ANT+.

The software is almost done. The hardware will be configured soon. I may transition from the Nano 33 in favor of a custom PCB to make the package even smaller.

On Monday, July 20, 2020 at 4:35:30 AM UTC-4, Gábor Ziegler wrote:

Congrats Drew!

Offtopic question: I wonder, what is your power meter? I am really curious!

//Gábor

<drew...@gmail.com> ezt írta (időpont: 2020. júl. 19., V, 20:14):

Hey everyone. I spoke with Curtis yesterday and he thought this would be a good place to share.

Yesterday I released a solution transforming the Arduino Nano 33 BLE into a fully functioning ANT tranceiver. Essentially it bypasses the framework altogether and is meant for development within the nRF5 SDK. I have included my ANT+ Bike Power example project as well. Simply follow my procedure and you'll quickly be on your way to ANT development.

For those interested, the project is GitHub here: https://github.com/drewvigne/arduino_nano_33_ant

I also heard Curtis had success with his ANT-Arduino project - soon to add native ANT support within the Arduino framework. This must be no easy feat considering the nature of mbed. Congratulations. 

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