The Campbell Scientific Blog

Even successful products need to be objectively evaluated to determine if an improved design is justified. Get an insider look at our design planning process.

Sometimes, it’s hard to let go. But if we don’t let go, we don’t have empty hands ready to embrace something new—even a data logger.

Learn about the newest technology that enables you to make wind measurements and avoid data loss from ice build-up on sonic anemometers.

Learn how we can obtain more complete and representative road-weather data, leading to better-informed road-maintenance decisions.

Learn about the patented technology that provides you with new flexibility to make your soil CO2 flux measurements easily and without any moving parts.

If you need to make soil moisture measurements at multiple depths, you'll want to learn about some important advances in technology and mechanical design.

A useful feature can automate your testing process and help you avoid errors. Learn more.

Learn how to monitor your data usage if you have a CR800, CR850, CR1000, or CR3000 datalogger.

Learn how to monitor your data usage if you have a CR300, CR310, CR6, or CR1000X datalogger.

How do you use keypad commands with your Edlog data logger when you don't have a keypad? Find out in this article.

If your laptop doesn't have a port that looks like the 9-pin port on your data logger, how do you connect these devices? Find out in this blog article from Jacob Davis.