Serial Port Datalogging to a CSV (comma separated file) file on Linux using Arduino Uno and Python

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Tutorial for saving sensor data (temperature) coming from an Arduino serial port to a CSV (comma separated file) text file on a Linux operating system using Python and PySerial.
This can be used to build a data logging or data acquisition system that runs on Linux and saves data from an Arduino serial port and saves to a CSV file.

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Time stamps

00:00 Intro to building a Arduino based Python Data Acquisition System
01:57 Code download for the Python Data logger System
04:59 Installing PIP installer on Linux (ubuntu)
06:44 Installing Pyserial using PIP on Linux (ubuntu)
07:46 Identifying the serial port number of your Arduino on Linux using dmesg
09:33 Setting serial port access permissions on Linux using usermod
11:57 Running the Python Datalogger on Linux

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[rohanpatel]

Thanks for this practical guide to datalogging on Linux! Your use of Arduino and Python made the process much more approachable. Looking forward to more informative videos.

[nuggetteam]

very good and in-depth video! learned some good stuff! Thanks fam!

[PoeLemic]

For me, I'd like to create a network file of temperatures in my house (e.g., roof, in attic, and outside) on sometype of cheap device (say raspberry pi). Then, I can analyze to see if the modifications that I am making to my house (e.g., a few small fans that suck air from outside and push it through the attic) where the temperature in attic will go down. YEah, in Houston, Texas, electricity has really went up in price. So, I plan to find ways to save money next year by doing some type of project/s like I have indicated. So, thank you for some ideas.