Some cool battery graphs
I'm checking out the Costco GC2 batteries and Iota 55A converter as well as the new 16-bit a/d for Arduino. Prior to discharging the 208AH GC2 batteries, they were top charged with 16V for about ...
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Let me tell you, in the would of microcomptuers, life is so easy now. Back in the mid 70's, I build a microprocessor that has a fraction of Uno's capability for well over $100. Now everything is just about plug & play. Save the data file as .CSV and excel will display it in a nice spreadsheet. Arduino is open source. That means there's no proprietary information. China can build them for $3.50! That's a joke.
I would get a better SD card logger.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Logging-Recorder-Data-Logger-Module-Shield-V1-0-for-Arduino-UNO-SD-Card-/131176003874?hash=item1e8ab2f922:g:TEEAAOxy4YdTW2H3
This is called a shield. It stacks right on top of Uno. There's a little spare area on the shield where you can solder the ADS1115 module.
You need some C programming language skills to make this work. I can supply my code to anyone who wants to give it a try.
BTW, more very interesting plots to come. Stay tuned.
I would get a better SD card logger.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Logging-Recorder-Data-Logger-Module-Shield-V1-0-for-Arduino-UNO-SD-Card-/131176003874?hash=item1e8ab2f922:g:TEEAAOxy4YdTW2H3
This is called a shield. It stacks right on top of Uno. There's a little spare area on the shield where you can solder the ADS1115 module.
You need some C programming language skills to make this work. I can supply my code to anyone who wants to give it a try.
BTW, more very interesting plots to come. Stay tuned.
grizzzman wrote:
Thanks Salvo! Great graphs. Excel i assume for graphing software?.
Also i found the Uno , card reader and the 16 bit adc total for 9.89 to the door (China)
