Arduino Temperature Data Logger with SD Card Module
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An Arduino-based sensor data logger automatically collects measurements from various sensors, attaches timestamps, and saves them to a permanent storage medium like a Micro SD card
Description
An Arduino sensor data logger records environmental or physical parameters over time. It saves data to a storage medium for later analysis. This guide covers system architecture, hardware functions, software operational mechanics, and file formatting.1. Functional System ArchitectureThe data logger relies on three core subsystem modules interacting via distinct communication networks.Central Processing Unit (CPU): The Arduino microchip orchestrates the entire operation. It runs a repetitive loop to sample inputs, organize data strings, and handle storage handshakes.Timekeeping Engine: Real-time clocks retain precise timing data down to the exact second. They use an internal oscillator and backup battery power. This keeps time accurate even if the main Arduino loses power.Persistent Storage Media: Flash-based SD cards store information. The card uses non-volatile memory to keep logs intact without an external power source.
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Microcontroller Board: Arduino Uno (or Nano) serves as the processing unit.Storage Module: Micro SD Card Breakout Board (SPI interface) formatted to FAT16/FAT32.Timekeeping: DS3231 RTC Module to provide independent, precise timestamps.Sensor: DHT11 or DHT22 Temperature & Humidity Sensor.Miscellaneous: Breadboard, jumper wires, and a 4.7kΩ pull-up
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| Code | PT20267043 |
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| Language | Embedded c |