Wind Empowerment Wiki

• OSWiLog (Hugo's datalogger) is a datalogger for small scale wind turbines. Measurements: voltage, current and RPM. Displays data on local LCD + on the web. Powered by a 5V battery. Uses an ESP32. https://github.com/Hupigotri/AfficheurEolienne.
• Windlogger (Gilou's datalogger) is a datalogger for small scale wind turbines. It's design for TRIPALIUM, a french association giving Piggott's wind turbine curse and WindEmpowerment, a NGO working on rural electrification. Measurements: 2 anemometers, 1 windvane, 1 AC voltage sensor, 1 DC voltage sensor, 4 DC/AC current sensors, 1 RPM, 1 temperature. Stores data on UART (with possibility to store on USB stick, send via wifi, etc.). Uses an Atmega 1284p. https://github.com/netbomo/windlogger and https://github.com/re-innovation/WindLoggerVersion3 and Report.
• OpenEnergyMonitor is an open source suite (hardware & software) to monitor energy systems https://openenergymonitor.org/

Report Eval-loggers: https://erigrid.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/Eval-loggers__technical_report_Final.pdf

• windlogger: https://www.windlogger.com/collections/small-wind-turbine-data-loggers

• OSWACC is an open electronics hardware developped to be an alternative to proprietary charge controllers.

• [Leary2021] J. Leary, H. Piggott, R. Howell, “The Scoraig wind trials–In situ power performance measurements of locally manufactured small wind turbines.” Wind Engineering, id. 0309524×20932501, 2021. (link)
• [Queval2014] L. Quéval, C. Joulain, C.E. Casillas, “Measuring the power curve of a small-scale wind turbine: a practical example,” 1st International e-Conference on Energies (ece1), Sciforum Electronic Conference Series, vol. 1, id. c011, March 2014. (link, code)