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ALog BottleLogger v3.0

10 Oct 02:31
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Full redesign by @superchap123 that incorporates:

  • Buck/boost-regulated power
  • 16 channels of 16-bit ADC
  • A larger form factor
  • An ATMega644p processor (pin-swappable with the 1284p)

v2.2.0: ATMega328p Production Version

10 Jul 16:46
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Fully-functional and production-ready ALog BottleLogger with ATMega328p MCU and I2C operating at 3.3V with 2-way level shifting.

v2.2.0: ALog Logo

10 Jul 19:23
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New ALog logo and no Northern Widget logos, for production, e.g., at the University of Minnesota.

Version 2.0.2

19 Mar 16:29
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Version 2.0.2 Pre-release
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Fixed issue with I2C connected to VCC and 3V3. Surface mount components added, updated Capacittor array pads, updated 3V3 Pads.

Version 2.0.1

19 Mar 16:26
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Version 2.0.1 Pre-release
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Fixed issue with I2C connected to VCC and 3V3. Surface mount crystal and indicator LED addad (Goodbye domed friend!).

Version 2.0.0

08 Feb 00:14
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The final update in the ALog v2.0x series:

  • Switches the LED and SD pins to expose PWM digital pins; major change requiring software update
  • Uses a single 3V3 regulator
  • Fixes pin markings and updated silkscreen text
  • Adds a decorative back silkscreen
  • Increases capacitor array pad lengths for easier soldering

2.0 Beta

07 Feb 17:41
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Version 2.0, Beta release. Fully functional, but the silkscreen for the Gerbers is still from the Alpha release. (This has been updated for the Eagle files.)

September

30 Oct 09:02
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Potential final release for publication.

August

30 Oct 02:58
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Improved packages and components

Chimborazo

30 Oct 02:58
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Data logger version developed for field work at Chimborazo, Ecuador, in June 2016. Worked very well in general. Discovered that the 3.3V regulator usually runs low; slated to be replaced.