Io T Data Logger A handson electronics and

Io. T Data Logger A hands-on electronics and data engineering activity for Updated November 2018 PPT by Wayne Brookes December 2018 Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology St George Girls’ High School - Year 8

2 UTS FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Introductions • Dr Wayne Brookes • Danon Bradford Teaching electrical/electronic engineering, entrepreneur Deputy Head of School (Teaching & Learning), Electrical and Data Engineering • Dr Peter Mc. Lean Senior Lecturer in electrical engineering (analog and digital electronics, embedded systems) Current students and SPROUTS

3 UTS FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY The World Today New devices appear every day These are not Sci- Fi scenes … and things are accelerating

4 UTS FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY The Internet of Things (Io. T) Communicate Collect Analyse

UTS FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY The UTS Io. T Data Logger 5

6 UTS FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Today • Build your own Io. T Data Logger (IDL) from components • Turn it on and collect some data • Build an app for your phone • Experiment with your IDL and the data it collects Temperature Step counter Light level Humidity Battery voltage

7 UTS FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY What you will be doing in the activity… 1. Surface mount 2. Through-hole 3. Building an App

UTS FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SAFETY … • Lab rules are for safety • Lab rules are enforced • Work individually, but in groups of two or three (buddy system) 8

9 UTS FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Lab safety rules • Wear covered footwear • No eating or drinking • Do not sit on the benches • Bags must be placed in the bag racks • No equipment can be used without permission from a supervisor • No-one may enter or leave the laboratory without permission from a supervisor • If any accident occurs, it must be reported immediately to a supervisor For this activity … • Listen carefully and follow all instructions when we are in the laboratory • PCBs are only placed on the hot plate by a supervisor • Take care when using soldering irons – ask a supervisor for help if you are unsure • The computer used to program the device can only be used by a supervisor

UTS FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Now let’s have some fun! Let’s go to CB 11. 403 (Junior Circuits Lab) 10

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