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Old 03-07-2007, 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by netwolf View Post
I spent some time working at a bread research institute and we used these small compact data loggers, that you could just turn on and the would log the temprature vs time. You then just hook it up to a pc and download the logged data. We worked on a design where we used to throw this thing inside a protective container into a Industrial oven to log temperature as it passed through the oven during operation. I will have a dig around and see if i can find out what they were called.
That sounds something like a 'HOBO temperature logger'. We used those at CSIRO. They are matchbox size and you hook them up to a serial port to activate them and set the logging interval (fractions of a second up to days) etc. Then you disconnect and put them where you want and they happily log away until you connect them back to the computer to download the data. That was about 10 years ago though. I'm sure the world of temperature loggers has changed in that time.
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