Introduction This circuit is a data logger that records voltage samples at specific time intervals. I’ve used it to record the voltage discharge curve on NiCad battery packs. The data file can be dropped into a spreadsheet and plotted. I’ve also used it to record the amount of time a possibly defective refrigeration unit was […]
DATA LOGGER measures and stores voltage using PIC16F876 Read More »
It is a very simple data logger project based on PIC12F683 microcontroller. The microcontroller reads temperature values from a temperature sensor on a regular interval basis and stores them into its internal EEPROM memory. The recorded temperatures can be later transferred to a PC through serial interface. I originally published this project on electronics-lab.com last summer.
A Beginner’s data logger project using PIC12F683 microcontroller Read More »
The data logger consists of a simple op-amp amplifier circuit that amplifies the signal and sends it to be digitized by a PIC16F688 microcontroller, serialized, and sent to the computer’s serial port via a MAX232 serial driver: I guess you are already wondering about some of the unusual arrangmenents in the analog part in the
Design Goals DIY Friendly – Something that the Make audience could easily build Improve the reference design – Better measurement resolution, better timing, lower power, non-stop logging Minimal parts count – Lower cost and shorter build time Powered by a single 1.5 volt cell (AA, AAA, N or similar) and optional supplementary solar power Parts
Low power temperature data logger using PIC18F27J53 Read More »
It seems the cat protector project documentation has a small gap. There is just a hint that you have to use some scripts to prepare the SD card to play the audio files, but no details about this. To use the scripts you need some knowledge how to use a command line interface on your
