May 02, 2013

Logging DHT22 temperature data with Arduino

 One of the great things about the Arduino platform is the ease with which you can capture and record data for later analysis. One popular example of this has been documented by Mathias Van Moortel who demonstrates how to record time and temperature data from an I2C-interface real-time clock and DHT22 temperature/humidity sensor respectively to an SD card. Doing so is incredibly simple with the example sketch provided, and can become the framework of a more complex system later on. 


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