The AVR family of microcontrollers were developed in 1996 by Atmel. They are used in many areas: from inclusion in various sensors to the creation of complex equipment. Each microcontroller is made up of a microprocessor, a flash memory chip, a random-access memory chip and a number of I/O devices, all of which is located on a single chip. AVR software is developed in C or Assembler. Many development tools are available, such as the free Atmel Studio IDE.
Mechanical benchmarks allow you to determine the beginning of roof delamination. The benchmark consists of tubes with scales and sling wire ropes fixed in a pre-drilled well at its mouth under the roof arch. We decided to develop an automatic sensor that measures the displacement of the cables inside the benchmark and subsequently transmits the readings to a server.
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