USB Datalogger Kit

(Silicon Chip Magazine December '10 - March 11) Based on a PIC micro, this simple project can log lots of data to a memory card. It can read from many types of digital and analog sensors and features a real-time clock and calendar to "time-stamp" the data. It has a USB port and comes with a PC host program, allowing you to configure the sensors, change settings and charge the battery.

This low-power USB Data Logger is useful for a myriad of applications, especially where you need to log data over a long time period. It logs to an MMC/SD/SDHC memory card (with FAT file system), which means you can store up to 32GB of information. That

Features

• Uses an MMC/SD/SDHC memory card (FAT file system) for up to 32GB of storage capacity. Note: Memory card sold separately
• USB full speed (12Mbps) interface for connection to a PC.
• Host PC program for Windows-based PCs.
• Up to six digital sensor inputs with support for I2C (Inter-IC Communications) and One Wire Dallas protocols. Also supports a Full Duplex Serial Port UART (Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter) interface (eg, for connecting a GPS module).
• Up to four analog inputs (two shared with digital inputs) with 12-bit A/D conversion and

Windows Compatibility Note
This project was designed when Windows 7 was the latest PC operating system. Since then changes have been made to the way drivers are installed under Windows 8 and Windows 10. It may be neccessary to disable driver signature verification before the driver for this kit can be installed. Instructions on how to do this are available here.

• Altronics Code: K2572
• I/N: 10103
• Shipping Weight: 0.25000Kg
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• EACH: 1
• CARTON: 20
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