Concept The version 2 test circuit uses the Arduino Nano shield. This test circuit has two 200 ohm resistors in series with the LEDs, two 6.8k ohm resistors, and two switches. The data logger is not shown in this circuit diagram but it is attached to the nano. Also, the
This post will discuss the programming and results for the second test circuit. Existing code that controlled the acceleration of the prototype MROC was used, and data logger code was embedded within it. Code The Cytron Motor Driver libraries needed to be downloaded. Unlike the previous MROC test circuit (Version
Schedule The project concept began in August 2020. The design of the Nano Data Logger started in January 2021 and was completed in February 2021. Next Steps Moving forward, the next steps are to implement the code from the final test circuit Version 2 into the complete pre-existing code that
Conclusion In conclusion, the goal for this project was met. The device was able to monitor and record data while appending and saving the data on an SD card. Moreover, using the Arduino Nano along with Version 2 of the final test circuit, we were able to determine when the
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