In one of the previous instructable, we saw how to make a simple thermometer with ATTINY 85 which can last for 140days with a single battery and it still works great after 40+ days with the same battery I showed in the video. But it was a tiny bit clumsy when it came to the electronics […]
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Background: I made a self-balancing electric skateboard which is steered using a Wii Nunchuck by either using the thumb joystick on the top or by tilting it left or right, depending on which of the two buttons on the end are being pressed. A simplified self balancing board is described in the instructable here: www.instructables.com/id/Easy-build-self-balancing-skateboardrobotsegway-/
Wii Nunchuck as general purpose controller via Arduino board Continue Reading
Introduction This microcontroller project demonstrates how to control a 7-segment display using an Arduino (ATmega328P) and a 74HC595 shift register, with input coming directly from a serial terminal.By typing numbers (0–9) into the serial monitor, the corresponding digit instantly appears on the 7-segment display.The project is simple, practical, and ideal for learning how serial communication,
Arduino 7-Segment & Terminal using ATmega328P with Proteus Simulation Continue Reading
Introduction This microcontroller project demonstrates how to interface an Arduino Data Logger Shield with a DS1307 Real-Time Clock (RTC) using an ATmega328P in Proteus simulation.The project focuses on accurate date and time acquisition and serial monitoring, which is a core requirement in many embedded systems.By combining I2C communication, RTC timekeeping, and serial output, this design
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Introduction This microcontroller project demonstrates how to measure load voltage and current using an Adafruit INA219 current sensor with an Arduino Uno in a Proteus simulation environment.It is a practical embedded systems example that shows real-time electrical measurements using I²C communication.Such projects are widely used in DIY electronics, power monitoring, and battery-powered systems.By combining Arduino,
INA219 Current & Voltage Sensor using Arduino Uno with Proteus Simulation Continue Reading
Introduction This microcontroller project demonstrates how to capture and analyze raw infrared (IR) data from a Keyes IR remote using the NEC protocol. Built around an Arduino Uno, the project focuses on decoding IR signals and displaying detailed timing and protocol information via serial output.It is especially useful for learners exploring Proteus simulation, embedded systems,
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Context and Preparation Getting started with tinkering on Microcontrollers can often be hindered by the need to purchase hardware. In this tutorial, we offer an introduction to Arduino that requires no prior experience and no physical hardware. Instead, we will utilize an Arduino simulator called TinkerCAD. However, for those who do have the hardware, we
Introduction to Arduino Using TinkerCAD Simulator: No Hardware Required Continue Reading
Introduction However, the emphasis of this paper is on having to continuously assess water quality to provide good-quality drinking water. The aforesaid condition is total dissolved salts or TDS reflecting the concentration of salts and very small portions of organic matter in water. High TDS is not suitable for drinking and other uses. Manual assessment
Low-Cost Arduino Based TDS Meter for Water Quality Monitoring Continue Reading
Gravity’s Innovative pH Monitoring Solution Analog pH Sensor –A meter kit from Gravity has been developed to provide a precise yet cheap way of measuring pH in different environments and for different uses. Because of its simplicity of use and versatility that results from serving multiple functions indicated above, it is of great value to
Gravity Analog pH Sensor Kit: Affordable & Accurate Monitoring Continue Reading
Introduction The Arduino Plug and Make Kit is an all-in-one starter kit for learning the basics of electronics and coding with Arduino. It contains everything needed to create interactive electronic projects without experience. In this greatly detailed commentary, I will examine the parts and characteristics of the kit, assess its learning method and concepts, identify
An In-Depth Look at the Arduino Plug and Make Kit Continue Reading
