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SparkFun Thing Plus Dual-Port Logging Shield provides access to microSD via SPI and USB Type-C
Colorado-based embedded electronic device manufacturer, SparkFun, has announced the commercial availability of the Thing Plus Dual-Port Logging Shield. Due to its Thing Plus form factor, the device is easily compatible with the existing modules and sensors available on the market. At...
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TiePie engineering WiFiScope WS6 DIFF and WiFiScope WS4 DIFF oscilloscopes
TiePie engineering has introduced two new members of the powerful high resolution WiFiScope series oscilloscopes, the WiFiScope WS6 DIFF and WiFiScope WS4 DIFF. These new differential WiFi oscilloscopes ar eevery day oscilloscopes built by engineers for engineers and can be used via an...
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Pokit PRO – a multichannel multimeter, oscilloscope and logger
Pokit Innovations has done it again. Hot on the heels of pokitMeter’s success on Kickstarter and beyond, the pokit team are ready to ramp it up with their next product – Pokit PRO. This new electronic measurement tool will be launched as the company’s second Kickstarter campaign...
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A Temperature Logger to Protect Sea turtles
Data loggers are small, battery-powered devices used to sense and store information in different situations. They include a microprocessor, data storage, one or several sensors and they can record information for a very long period. However, some data loggers do not include sensors, but...
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PIC SD CARD DATA LOGGER
"pinko" has designed a simple datalogger based on a PIC microcontroller that logs data on a SD Card. He writes: Some time ago I decoded to make a simple general purpose Data Logger with the following parameters for the project. it should have very simple design that should be...
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IdIoTware SD Card Temperature Logger
In this tutorial at hackster.io you will learn how to log data from LM35 temperature sensor values to an SD card and store it as CSV file. In order to build this project you need the following parts: Arduino UNO idIoTware Shield USB-A to B Cable SD Card (up to 8GB)...
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‘Circuit Cobbling’ the Riffle Data Logger
John Keefe has designed an open source data logger that is able to monitor conductivity, temperature and turbidity of water in lakes and fits inside a plastic bottle. The board is designed to monitor the conductivity (and, possibly, contamination) of water in lakes and streams, with...
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