HOBO Applications
In today's data-driven and Internet-based world, you will often encounter terms such as "data collection" and "data loggers". Not everyone, however, is always clear about their exact meaning. Most people define data collection as the electronic gathering of environmental information, for example, temperature, relative humidity or energy consumption. Although they are correct, these are but a few of the applications where data loggers can be deployed.
What kind of data logger is useful in what area, and why it makes sense to use them, is the topic of the guide below. It will also introduce you to the world of electronic data loggers and data acquisition.
Additionally, you will find examples and helpful information on how to interpret the loggers’ data, making you realize that electronic data loggers should become part of your standard toolkit.
