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Nuts & Volts Magazine (October 2015)

From Data Logger to On-Demand Data Storage Device

By Fred Eady    View In Digital Edition  


Roland Riegel, Bill Greiman, and the folks at SparkFun laid the ground work for the OpenLog. OpenLog was originally designed as an “out of the box” data logger. We’re going to add some PIC32MX electron spice to the OpenLog design and turn it into an “out of the box” general-purpose microSD-based storage device.

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