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Originally Posted by starbuck3733t
Edit: and that chip is pretty cool.
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IMO it's especially cool at the price.
Of course, what I want is a pair of something like tyhese that can do a differential level detection - use a very small restriction and the bernoulli effect (and get the sensors at the same height) and you should see, and be able to detect a height differential when coolant is flowing. Yes, there'd be a restriction, but it shouldn't have to be much at all...
Sorry about joining in the religious war over .NET. I just had a bad experience with it. If it does what you want, then it's the tool you need. I'm just going to multiply my rates by at least three if a prospective customer mentions ".NET" and "hardware" or "communication" in the same request.