Pressure Monitor

An open-source, Arduino-based pressure monitor for the VasoTracker myograph system (or for any other application)

Required Components

To build the pressure monitor, you are going to need to purchase a few bits...

Pressure sensor parts

PartSupplierPart #Qty£/unitTotalWebsite link
Arduino UnoRS ComponentsA000066120.7£17.00RS Components website link
12V Power SupplyRS Components903-7048 15.81£5.81RS Components website link
Wheatstone Amplifier ShieldRobot ShopRB-Onl-38115.96£15.96Robot Shop website link
LCD ShieldMouserRB-Cyt-7319.01£9.01Robot Shop website link
Honeywell Flow through pressure transducersMouser26PCCFG5G or 26PCDFG5G236.72£73.44Mouser website link
12" 4-Pin Jumper WireSparkfun ElectronicsPRT-1037421.48£2.96
Arduino R3 Stackable HeadersSparkfun ElectronicsPRT-1000711.14£1.14
Total£125.32
Prices correct 10/2024 Prices correct as of Summer 2024.

Building the Pressure Monitor

Once you have all of the components, you're going to need put them together. We wrote a guide...

VasoTracker Pressure Monitor Manual
VasoTracker Pressure Monitor Manual

Programming the Pressure Monitor

It doesn't work unless you tell it what to do!

Programming the VasoTracker Temperature Controller:

  1. Download the Arduino .ino file below.
  2. Download and install the Arduino IDE
  3. Open and upload the code to the Arduino by clicking the upload button
VasoTracker Pressure Monitor Software V4 (08/07/2021)

Updates:

New in V4

    • Save pressure calibration to Arduino memory. No more need to calibrate every time!
    • Changes from integers to doubles to allow negative values and improve stability.

3D-printed Enclosure

An enclosure for the Arduino pressure monitor. It can be downloaded from our GitHub page or the link below

VasoTracker pressure monitor enclosure files

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