Log Temperature Data on Raspberry Pi Pico | File Storage Tutorial #raspberrypi

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Did you know that the Raspberry Pi Pico can store programs just like a microSD card in a Raspberry Pi or the hard drive in your laptop? 😎 This means your saved data remains even after unplugging the USB cable!

In this video, we’ll show you how to read and log internal temperature sensor data from the Raspberry Pi Pico into a .txt file. 📊 Watch the tutorial to learn how to store sensor readings for later analysis!

⌨️Software :
1️⃣ Thonny 3.3.3

🔧Hardware:

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Suad Anwar,
Cytron Technologies.

[heikie.]

Instead of opening file for writing, it should be opened to append, otherwise you risk losing the collected data. The same issue is in the Pico book.

[Sarchitta]

great tutorial,
please show how to print with current time and date

[ismailhosenjames]

If you remove back ground music of this video and add you voice with instructions.... It's will best video

[brianmoore]

Excellent sketch and excellent demonstrator Suad. Question ... How could the data be sent to an external Spreadsheet such as "Open Office" or Excel and the data correlated by 1 data value against time?

[cheblack]

how to manipulate the stored data in the file? Erase part of it or modify them?

[dotslash]

the source code appends data to a text file with an infinite While True looping. Not sure how Raspberri PICO behavior when you 100% utilize nonvolatile memory resources or maybe the program crash

[conorstewart]

Good video but in Python it is generally preferred if you open a file using a with open statement so that at the end of the with open statement the file is automatically closed so you don’t need to close it yourself, it just makes it a bit safer incase you forget.