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# Preparación del registrador de datos Particle

El Particle Boron es un registrador de datos habilitado para comunicación celular, diseñado para la monitorización ambiental remota. Funciona junto con el Adafruit Adalogger FeatherWing (para almacenamiento en tarjeta SD y reloj en tiempo real) y un Grove Multiport Hub (para conectar sensores como sondas de temperatura, humedad o humedad del suelo). Una placa watchdog opcional garantiza la fiabilidad reiniciando automáticamente el sistema si se congela. Utilizando el código [Particle Full Station](https://github.com/3d-paws/3D-PAWS-Particle-FullStation) disponible en GitHub, el Boron recopila datos de los sensores, los almacena localmente en la tarjeta SD y los transmite a través de redes celulares a plataformas como Particle Cloud.

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This video is part of a playlist that demonstrates the entire assembly of the instrument. You can toggle between videos using the list icon at the top right or by using the "fast forward" button at the bottom left.

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