Electronics - Uncollapsible Paraglider Part 3 - BANDARRA

On this third installment I go through the different electronic parts and their jobs on my system to be able to read and log the tension on my first prototype.

I'm using an arduino because they are cheap and the easiest way to learn how to program a micro controller.

I'm also using an ADC, an SD card module and a RTC to be able to read, save and time-stamp my measurements.

Getting the system working reliably took quite a while but I've learnt many things that will help me in future projects.

Next up is some field testing and then redesigning the load cells.

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