I am curious how you will solve this. About a month ago, I submitted a project that does almost the same thing. I use an Arduino for data transfer and visualize with PyQt5 and PyQtGraph, also employing threads. The entire setup runs on an Raspberry Pi with a touch display. I transmit data at 1 kHz to the Pi and display it at 30 fps.
Just a little naming pet peeve of mine. You essentially have a SerialCtrl class and you have a method named SerialOpen. The fact that the class is already named Serial means that you can omit the name Serial from your method definitions. Otherwise you get verbose code like MySerial.SerialOpen() when you could just write MySerial.Open(). You can easily end having code that looks like MySerial.serial.serialParity when it should just be MySerial.serial.parity (even better would be to just have MySerial.parity). I hope you understand where I am coming from. Nonetheless good video. Always happy to see people sharing knowledge.
I am not an expert, but I think you've written and share an excellent program with very well presentation. Just wish ypu would done it with arduino. Thanks anyway.
It would be fantastic if you can get that data to be dumped into Libreoffice calc as then you can use the whole range of data processing and graphical/charting tools as well as being able to save the data. Do you know how to do this?
Hi M M. Thank you so much for the message, yes of course, whatever the borad using a UART communication is able to get that, I will be uploading a video every week so you follow and build some stuff for the nodemcu
The bad part about this series is that I only came across it now.
Thank you so much for such fantastic work!
Thank you for putting the time & effort. Your videos are structured in a professional manner making them clear from start to end!
Great introduction. This course is better structured than most classes I had in university :D
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also great video
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Really really very very Good and sophisticated way of explanation..Thanks a Lot...
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Keep posting sir!
I am curious how you will solve this. About a month ago, I submitted a project that does almost the same thing. I use an Arduino for data transfer and visualize with PyQt5 and PyQtGraph, also employing threads. The entire setup runs on an Raspberry Pi with a touch display. I transmit data at 1 kHz to the Pi and display it at 30 fps.
very very useful to me. Thanks
Just a little naming pet peeve of mine. You essentially have a SerialCtrl class and you have a method named SerialOpen. The fact that the class is already named Serial means that you can omit the name Serial from your method definitions. Otherwise you get verbose code like MySerial.SerialOpen() when you could just write MySerial.Open(). You can easily end having code that looks like MySerial.serial.serialParity when it should just be MySerial.serial.parity (even better would be to just have MySerial.parity). I hope you understand where I am coming from. Nonetheless good video. Always happy to see people sharing knowledge.
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I am not an expert, but I think you've written and share an excellent program with very well presentation.
Just wish ypu would done it with arduino. Thanks anyway.
gracias, thanks, Grazie, is perfect series
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Thank you soooo much.
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It would be fantastic if you can get that data to be dumped into Libreoffice calc as then you can use the whole range of data processing and graphical/charting tools as well as being able to save the data. Do you know how to do this?
In the last videos, that's what I do, there is a whole video that shows the program that saves the data into a CSV file
Great
Amazing tutorial. Can I use another board such as nodemcu with wifi
Hi M M. Thank you so much for the message, yes of course, whatever the borad using a UART communication is able to get that, I will be uploading a video every week so you follow and build some stuff for the nodemcu
@@WeeWStack Thabks very much for replying
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