Cool Summer Free Article of the week: 16-bit Data Logger
To make accurate voltages measurements you need an A/D converter (ADC) chip which has good resolution. The folks at Elektor Labs have developed a board containing a four-channel 16-bit ADC. It’s no coincidence the board uses a Gnublin/EEC connector which makes it compatible with the Elektor’s Linux board, Xmega Webserver and the new Extension shield for Arduino. A universal C library is included to make integration a walk in the park.
Original publication: Elektor magazine September 2014.
Authors: Joost Breed (Netherlands) and Ton Giesberts (Elektor Labs)
Free download expires: Friday 26 July, 2019.
To make accurate voltages measurements you need an A/D converter (ADC) chip which has good resolution. The folks at Elektor Labs have developed a board containing a four-channel 16-bit ADC. It’s no coincidence the board uses a Gnublin/EEC connector which makes it compatible with the Elektor’s Linux board, Xmega Webserver and the new Extension shield for Arduino. A universal C library is included to make integration a walk in the park.
Go to the article page and download a pdf copy of the magazine article. Downloading is free until Friday 26 July, 2019.
Authors: Joost Breed (Netherlands) and Ton Giesberts (Elektor Labs)
Free download expires: Friday 26 July, 2019.
To make accurate voltages measurements you need an A/D converter (ADC) chip which has good resolution. The folks at Elektor Labs have developed a board containing a four-channel 16-bit ADC. It’s no coincidence the board uses a Gnublin/EEC connector which makes it compatible with the Elektor’s Linux board, Xmega Webserver and the new Extension shield for Arduino. A universal C library is included to make integration a walk in the park.
Go to the article page and download a pdf copy of the magazine article. Downloading is free until Friday 26 July, 2019.
