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| - | I wrote and uploaded my code to the Arduino and accelerometer using the [http://arduino.cc/hu/Main/Software Arduino 1.0 IDE] on Ubuntu 11.04. Help for getting the integrated development environment running on Ubuntu can be found [http://arduino.cc/playground/Linux/Ubuntu here]. | + | I wrote and uploaded my code to the Arduino and accelerometer using the [http://arduino.cc/hu/Main/Software Arduino 1.0 IDE] on Ubuntu 11.04. Help for getting the integrated development environment running on Ubuntu can be found [http://arduino.cc/playground/Linux/Ubuntu here]. The language is very similar to C. |
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Downloadsto be filled in with libraries, code, etc, later Building a force gaugeAbout the ADXL345 and ArduinoBackground reading on accelerometers. Our accelerometer of choice was the ADXL 345 from SparkFun Electronics. There are a bunch of code examples for the ADXL345, and the datasheet and quickstart guide were very helpful. The board we used to control and process data from the ADXL345 was an Arduino Uno R3. CircuitI connected the ADXL to the Arduino using a relatively simple circuit. I used the circuit setup from a bildr tutorial. The accelerometer came mounted on a breakout board, with holes where pins could go. I had to solder pins onto the breakout board
Development EnvironmentI wrote and uploaded my code to the Arduino and accelerometer using the Arduino 1.0 IDE on Ubuntu 11.04. Help for getting the integrated development environment running on Ubuntu can be found here. The language is very similar to C. ADXL345 and Arduino 1.0 IDEinit.h
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