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Moneta msp432logger
I2C sensor datalogger
Proof-of-Concept MFL Pipeline Integrity Analysis Magnetic Field Sensor Data Logger. Data logger is based on TI MSP432 LaunchPad, storing data to a uSD card. The sensor array consists of 32 Infineon TLV493 devices in four groups of 8 (one per I2C interface). -
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C Program Foundation
Suite of Linux libs: logger, collections, shared memory lib
Includes: Shared Memory Library Library intended to ease the communication task between the processes. The main idea is that a user can create one or more shared memory areas where the programs exchange data. They can be aware of data changes by making pools in a while loop. Every access to the shared zone is conditioned by acquiring a semaphore lock. Data in the memories can be easily saved to a file. Each method is thread safe so concurrency related problems are solved by the library. Program Base Library - lists, heaps, sets and more This project internally uses the "PBL - The Program Base Library", created by Peter Graf. ... -
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Sisolo is a simple solar logger, meant to run on small embedded devices, like routers. Currently it targets OpenWrt, uses Yasdi to interface with SMA inverters and Curl to store logs on an ftp server.
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Open source data logger focused on the wind industry. Hardware platform based on the TI MSP430, firmware written in C using mspgcc. Sponsored by the Wind Energy Center at the University of Massachusetts, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering.
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This project is about using a SD-card together with an ATMEL ATmega32 microcontroller as mass storage medium. It implements the interface to the SD-card, a simplified FAT16 filesystem and a sample application: a data logger.
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