The Temperature Data Logger is an open-source, Arduino-based device designed for recording and monitoring temperature data in agricultural settings. It utilizes an Arduino Uno microcontroller, an Adafruit data logging shield, and a TMP36 temperature sensor to capture temperature readings, which are stored on an SD card for later analysis. The project emphasizes simplicity and expandability, making it accessible for users new to electronics and programming. Potential enhancements include adding an LCD display or integrating relays to control greenhouse heating systems. This tool is particularly useful for farmers interested in tracking temperature variations in environments like greenhouses or under row covers.
Temperature Data Logger
Temperature Data Logger
A basic temperature data logger built off of an Arduino microcontroller. This device is used for recording and monitoring...
Organization
Jenna Jane, Farmhack User
Deployment Model
Edge
Agricultural Production Step
Farm management
End User
Farmers
Category
Used for
All
TRL
5
Community Engagement
Low
Number of Forks
Country
USA
Licence
Disclamer
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