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OpenLog Memory Card - Data Logger - SparkFun DEV-13712
OpenLog Memory Card - Data Logger - SparkFun DEV-13712
OpenLog Memory Card - Data Logger - SparkFun DEV-13712
OpenLog Memory Card - Data Logger - SparkFun DEV-13712
OpenLog Memory Card - Data Logger - SparkFun DEV-13712
OpenLog Memory Card - Data Logger - SparkFun DEV-13712
OpenLog Memory Card - Data Logger - SparkFun DEV-13712
OpenLog Memory Card - Data Logger - SparkFun DEV-13712
OpenLog Memory Card - Data Logger - SparkFun DEV-13712
OpenLog Memory Card - Data Logger - SparkFun DEV-13712
OpenLog Memory Card - Data Logger - SparkFun DEV-13712
OpenLog Memory Card - Data Logger - SparkFun DEV-13712

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OpenLog Memory Card - Data Logger - SparkFun DEV-13712

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SparkFun OpenLog is an open-source data logger that processes connection series and supports up to 32GB microSD cards. It can store large amounts of sequential data, especially for projects that require debugging.
SparkFun OpenLog uses ATmega328 and, thanks to the onboard resonator, supports 16MHz. It consumes 2-3mA in idle mode and 10-20mA at full capacity, depending on the microSD.


Specifications:

  • VCC input: 3.3V-12V (recommended 3.3V-5V)
  • Supports up to 32GB microSD FAT 16/32 cards
  • Simple text interface
  • Data transfer rate (up to 115200bps)
  • Pre-programmed ATmega328 and bootloader
  • Four SPI "pogo" pins
  • Two LED lights indicating recording status
  • 2mA in idle mode, 6mA at full capacity
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Hookup guide
GitHub Hardware report