How to Read and Write CSV Files with Raspberry Pi Pico? Sensor Data Logger

In this step-by-step guide on How to Read and Write CSV Files with Raspberry Pi Pico, on this project we captures the temperature readings from an onboard sensor, logs them to a CSV file along with timestamps, and reads back the logged data for analysis or monitoring.

This Sensor Data Logger project is perfect for beginners and enthusiasts alike, this guide will empower you to unlock the full potential of Raspberry Pi Pico in data logging and beyond. Join us to enhance your projects with precise, easy-to-manage sensor data logging capabilities!

🔌 What You'll Learn:

➢ Reading inbuilt Raspberry Pi Pico temperature sensor value.
➢ Creating CSV file from MicroPython code with Raspberry Pi Pico.
➢ Writing sensor log data on CSV file using Raspberry Pi Pico.
➢ Reading sensor log data on CSV file using Raspberry Pi Pico.

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[abdulbasithassan]

This video was very helpful, Thank you.
Can I read csv file for machine learning task?

[asweankandel]

Will it work if I'm using a PIR sensor.
I want to transfer the time stamp to CSV?