Detailed instructions of how to build an ATmega 1284p based data logger: [via]
In this tutorial, a logger is built using a 3.3v Moteino MEGA with a 1284p CPU @ 16Mhz, w 4K eeprom,16K SRAM for variables & 128K program space. Considerably more than the 328’s 1K eeprom, 2K ram & 32K progmem. Also has a spare serial port for GPS/NEMA sensors.
See the full post on Underwater Arduino Data Loggers blog.
RELATED POSTS
- 23 August, 2021 RT1105 Series Reverse Through-Hole Tact Switch
- 10 April, 2017 Reliable molecular switch
- 3 December, 2020 Superior Sensor Technology HV Differential Low-Pressure Sensors
- 25 January, 2017 Make an Arduino Temperature Sensor (Thermistor Tutorial)
- 14 April, 2016 Temperature Display with NeoPixel Ring Color
- 25 December, 2020 Merry Christmas from Electronics-lab.com
Mike is the founder and editor of Electronics-Lab.com, an electronics engineering community/news and project sharing platform. He studied Electronics and Physics and enjoys everything that has moving electrons and fun. His interests lying on solar cells, microcontrollers and switchmode power supplies. Feel free to reach him for feedback, random tips or just to say hello :-)
view all posts by admin- 3D Printing (4)
- AI (266)
- Arduino (852)
- Audio (82)
- Basic Electronics (92)
- Books (18)
- Control (81)
- DIY (62)
- Ebay (1)
- Electronics-Lab (16)
- FPGA (122)
- GPS (72)
- Hardware (60)
- High Voltage (33)
- IC (735)
- Interface (80)
- IoT (658)
- Laser (44)
- LCD/OLED/ePaper (219)
- Led (196)
- Light (20)
- Mcu (620)
- Miscellaneous (79)
- Motor (147)
- Parts (245)
- PCB (115)
- Photovoltaic (75)
- Power (168)
- Power supply (175)
- Products (412)
- Raspberry Pi (405)
- RF (127)
- Robots (63)
- SBC (1019)
- Science (132)
- Sensor (612)
- SoC-SiP (15)
- Software (177)
- Soldering (31)
- SoM-CoM (45)
- Technology (229)
- Test Equipment (208)
- Test/Measurements (237)
- Timer (42)
- Tools (84)
- Top Stories (553)
- Uncategorized (69)
- USB (163)
- Websites (67)
- Youtube (99)
- /r/askelectronics
- /r/electronics
- 1-click BOM
- 3D ContentCentral
- Adafruit
- Adafruit Eagle Library
- Aisler
- All About Circuits
- Altium Circuit Maker
- Altium Designer
- Autodesk EAGLE
- AutoDesk Library.io
- AVRDUDE
- AVRDUDESS – A GUI for AVRDUDE
- CADENCE ALLEGRO
- CADSTAR
- Caneda
- Circuit JS
- Circuit Sandbox
- CircuitLab
- CircuitMaker
- CircuitPeople
- CometCAD
- Contextual Electronics' Getting to Blinky Tutorial
- Contextual Electronics' Shine on You Crazy KiCad
- Crowd Supply
- Design Spark PCB
- DipTrace
- DIPTRACE
- Dirty PCBs
- Eagle
- Eagle – List of ULPs everyone should know
- EasyEDA
- EasyEDA Gerber Viewer
- EASYPC
- EEVblog
- EEVBlog forum
- Electrical Engineering – Khan Academy
- Electronic Circuits and Projects
- Electronics Stack Exchange
- Electronics-Talk.com
- ElectronicsTutorials
- ElektorLabs
- Elliott Sound Products
- Embedded Lab
- Every Circuit
- EXPRESSPCB
- Eyrie.io
- Findchips
- FreeVideoLectures/Electronics
- Fritzing
- GC-Prevue
- gEDA
- Gerblook
- Gerbv
- GrabCAD
- GreatScott!
- Hackaday.io
- Hackster
- iCircuit
- Indiegogo
- Instructables
- JLCPCB
- Kerry D. Wong
- KiCAD
- KiCad Cheatsheet
- KiCad Footprint Collection
- KiCAD Gerbview
- KiCad Third-Party Tools
- KiCAD.info Forums
- Kickstarter
- KiKit – Automation for KiCAD
- Kitspace.org
- LCSC
- LibrePCB
- LTSpice
- Maker.io
- Maker.pro
- Mayhew Labs 3dpcb
- MENTOR
- Multisim
- Ngspice
- Octopart
- OemSecrets
- OrCAD
- OSH Park
- Pad2Pad
- PADS
- Part-DB
- Partkeepr
- Parts.io
- Partsbox.io
- PartSim
- PCB Shopper
- PCB123
- PCBWeb
- Pentalogix ViewMate
- Pololu
- PULSONIX
- PwnKitteh/InsanelyCheapElectronics
- Qucs
- SamacSys
- SnapEDA.com
- Sparkfun
- SparkFun Electronics Eagle Libraries
- Technoblogy
- The Signal Path
- Tindie
- traceParts
- Tracespace Viewer
- Ultra Librarian
- Upverter
- Viewplot
- Voltlog
- WIN SOURCE
- WinAVR
- Xesscorp's list of KiCAD 3rd party tools
- ZenitPCB
- ZofZPCB
Join 97,426 other subscribers