Tag: Logger

This new voltage-current monitoring device is powered by the ESP32-C3 and uses the Texas Instruments INA228 IC to deliver precise power monitoring. Additionally, it uses Rust and InfluxDB for advanced, real-time analytics. Designed and engineered by Hiroshi Nakajima, this device...

We saw Pokit Pro’s second Kickstarter campaign in late 2019. It was a crowdfunding project with AU$30,000 and counting in the November end of 2019. The company’s current press release in 2021 says Pokit PRO has raised over AU$1.66 million from nearly 10,000 backers. Pokit...

krakrukra has published his SD Card gps logger. He writes: This device is an open source (both firmware and board level design) GPS data logger. You mount it with magnets on some vehicle, flip the power switch and the location data is saved onto SD card installed in the device. To...

Yet another ESP8266 (ESP-03) based ultra low power weather logger with 4 sensors. Features Working with two AA battery Ultra low power consumption 4 sensors and 6 measurements: HDC1080 - Temperature & Humidity LPS25HB - Pressure VEML6070 - Ultraviolet...

Pokit is a Multimeter, Oscilloscope & Logger that Fits in Your Pocket and connects wireless to your smartphone or tablet. It is compatible with iOS and Android devices while enables you to make measurements on the go. It's suitable for the maker and enginners that want an easy to...

pickandplace.wordpress.com writes: I started with making the TMP102 temperature sensor work. Nothing to say in particular, it’s just an other I2C-small-package-sensor. Or rather SMBus, but apart from the minimum speed clock requirements on the SMBus, the two protocols are...

elm-chan.org has build a portable GPS logger based on ATMega328 mcu: I have built a GPS Logger and it works very well to trace the drove route for two years. By the way, the navigation solution computed by GPS receiver itself has an excellent accuracy without DGPS because an...

by guibom @ github.com: Basic ESP8266 + Attiny85 + DHT22 Temperature and Humidity logger. I've made this to experiment a bit with the ESP8266 wifi module, and hopefully make a remote sensor that posts the data to my server. I wrote the code to work with both an atmega328 and a...