An Introduction to the Kit The Arduino Sensor Kit-Base is defined as an educational tool for understanding how sensors and microcontrollers work. Arduino, an open-source hardware giant, designed this basic kit, and it is cheap compared to other kits out in the market and easy to use for beginners in working with sensors. It has […]
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We will learn how to detect movement in a space using a PIR motion sensor and Arduino’s digital input. We will set up a circuit with a breadboard and use basic Arduino code to manipulate a solitary LED. We will utilize Tinkercad Circuits to replicate the circuit, enabling you to follow the process without any
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This tutorial shows you how to use a Piezo element to detect vibration, in this case, a knock on a door, table, or other solid surface. A piezo is an electronic device that produces a voltage when it undergoes physical deformation from a vibration, sound wave, or mechanical strain. Likewise, applying voltage to a piezo
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PID Thermostat This PID thermostat is designed for the arduino platform. It provides separate tuning parameters for several hardware ‘profiles’, and features an autotune mode to calculate the PID parameters for a specific setpoint. Installation Hardware DS18-series (I’m using the DS18B20) temperature sensor Solid-state relay rated for your power source 16×2 LCD display (I’m using
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In this project, we will go over how to build a carbon monoxide sensor circuit with an Arduino. The sensor we will utilize is the MQ-7 sensor for detecting carbon monoxide. This sensor is responsive to the impacts of CO. Carbon monoxide (CO) is a highly hazardous gas that lacks odor, color, and taste, making
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Recently I started playing around with DHT11 Temperature and Humidity sensor, at that time around, I had an idea to make a small yet effective Weather Station, so in this project inscructable, we will use the DHT11 sensor from the previous tutorial and turn it into mini weather station for our desk, so follow up
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An oil container that can automatically order new oil via Amazon DRS when the oil level in the container is low. Things used in this project Hardware components Arduino MKR1000 × 1 Ultrasonic Sensor – HC-SR04 (Generic) × 1 Jumper wires (generic) × 1 Software apps and online services Arduino IDE Amazon Web Services AWS
Never run out of liquid laundry detergent again with this Amazon DRS enabled liquid laundry detergent sensor, a.k.a. LaundryBot. Things used in this project Hardware components Arduino MKR1000 × 1 Pololu VL6180X Time-of-Flight Distance Sensor Carrier with Voltage Regulator × 1 Adafruit Standard LCD – 16×2 White on Blue × 1 Resistor 10k ohm ×
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Every now and then you get sick of the typical push buttons and you want something cooler. And what is cooler than touch sensitive things? Remember that old lamp in your Grandma’s that changed brightness just by touching the base? Yeah, that’s right… We are talking THAT cool! The MPR121 capitative touch sensor gives you
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We have a great thread that contains lots of info on thermal differential controllers here. However, I wanted to start a thread dedicated to my own development of a thermal differential controller that I’ll be using for my attic heat reclamation project. Tonight I setup a simple circuit that tested the operation of the differential
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