OpenLogger: Wi-Fi Enabled Data Logger

10 September, 2018

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Stream and log data with the first high resolution, open source, portable data logger that will launch soon on Crowdsupply.

OpenLogger is an open source, low-cost, data logging platform. With the option of Wi-Fi or USB connectivity and microSD card storage, you can remotely monitor data in real-time or store data files for later collection and analysis. The hardware connects to a mobile browser-based application software interface, Waveforms Live. This software is free of charge and open source.

The hardware and software combination provides the following: 8 data logging channels, 8 digital inputs and outputs, two power supplies, and one analog output.

OpenLogger is designed for electronics and data collection enthusiasts wishing for an experience with constraints of high resolution, a wireless connection, open source software, and a low-cost AND user-friendly experience.

Key Features

Data Logging is available to a µSD card
Streaming via WiFi or USB to WaveFormsLive.com
Eight analog data logging channels, with 16-bit resolution
Sampling rates up to 400 kS/s and as slow as one sample every 11.5 days
One analog output capable of function generation
Eight Digital Inputs and Outputs
Two 4V Power Supplies
Barrel jack connector for providing external power
Easy to use browser-based user interface and available API

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