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Day: May 2, 2008

USB Temperature Logger

May 2, 2008 by Will O'Brien 15 Comments


[Ned] sent in his USB temperature sensor. This little guy has a PIC controller, FTDI usb serial interface and a dallas temperature sensor. He managed to keep the cost very low – including the PCB.

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