Arduino
Memory and Data
Store and Retrieve Data in Any Arduino Project
Arduino data can be stored on an SD card, cloud server, or EEPROM memory chip. For example, a remote weather station can save sensor data to an SD card or upload it to the cloud for remote access. Projects with small amounts of data can use EEPROM chips. Explore the tutorials below to learn more!
How to Write Data to Files on an SD Card With the Arduino
Learn how to setup an SD card reader on the Arduino, and how to save sensor data to a CSV file on an SD card.
How to Write Arduino Sensor Data to the Cloud
Learn how to write sensor data to the cloud with an Arduino and visualize it on the ThingSpeak IOT platform.
How to Use Shift Registers on the Arduino
Learn how shift registers work and how to use them on the Arduino in this tutorial that includes wiring diagrams and example code.
How to Use Port Expanders on the Arduino
Learn how to use port expanders to create extra GPIO pins on the Arduino.
How to Write Arduino Sensor Data to a CSV File on a Computer
A step-by-step guide on how to write sensor data to a CSV file on a computer using the Arduino.
How to Use EEPROM on the Arduino
Let’s take a look at EEPROM memory and how to use it on the Arduino. We’ll build a project that saves sensor data to EEPROM memory so we can retrieve it later.
Types of Memory on the Arduino
Everything you need to know about the different types of memory used by the Arduino.