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Arduino Based Object Detection System

Arduino Radar for Object Detection

Introduction Radar technology is commonly used for applications like weather monitoring, air traffic control, and object detection. However, traditional radar systems can be complex and expensive to implement. This project explores an accessible alternative approach using an Arduino microcontroller and ultrasonic sensors for basic object detection capabilities. Components and Materials Arduino Uno board HC-SR04 ultrasonic […]

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Breadboard Arduino with USB programming ability

Crafting Your Unique Arduino Creation: A DIY Project Guide

Build Your Own Arduino Using affordable components and a solderless breadboard, you have the ability to swiftly and effortlessly construct your own Arduino setup. This approach proves invaluable for prototyping new design concepts or when avoiding the need to dismantle existing setups for Arduino usage. The following example illustrates the process of connecting components on

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Ultrasonic Sensor

Arduino Uno Projects: Entry-Level Innovations for Beginners

The Arduino UNO, developed around the ATmega328P microcontroller, boasts a versatile array of features. With 14 digital I/O pins, including 6 PWM outputs, along with 6 analog inputs and a 16 MHz quartz crystal, it offers ample flexibility for various projects. Additionally, it comes equipped with essential components such as a USB connection, a power

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ARDUINO MEASURES REMAINING BATTERY POWER WITH ZERO COMPONENTS NO I O PIN

ARDUINO MEASURES REMAINING BATTERY POWER WITH ZERO COMPONENTS, NO I/O PIN

[Trent M. Wyatt]’s CPUVolt library provides a fast way to measure voltage using no external components, and no I/O pin. It only applies to certain microcontrollers, but he provides example Arduino code showing how handy this can be for battery-powered projects. The classical way to measure a system’s voltage is to connect one of your MCU’s

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BATTERY MANAGEMENT IC WITH UART INTERFACE FOR SENSING AND CELL BALANCING

BATTERY MANAGEMENT IC WITH UART INTERFACE FOR SENSING AND CELL BALANCING

Infineon Technologies AG has expanded its product offering for Battery Management System (BMS) with the TLE9012AQU a new sensing and balancing IC that is designed for batteries in hybrid and electric cars and other applications. It can measure the voltage in up to twelve battery cells with an accuracy of ± 5.8 mV over the entire temperature and voltage

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RICOH ELECTRONIC DEVICES COMPANY LAUNCHES THE RIOT 001 ENVIRONMENT SENSING BOARD

RICOH ELECTRONIC DEVICES COMPANY LAUNCHES THE RIOT-001 ENVIRONMENT SENSING BOARD

Ricoh Electronic Devices Company RIOT-001 Environment Sensing Board is designed to transmit data obtained from a temperature/humidity/pressure sensor (BME280) and an ambient light sensor (MAX44009) via Bluetooth, to tablets or other smart devices. The board also includes a voltage regulator with a battery monitor (RP124) for the measurement of the secondary battery voltage. The RIOT-001 Board

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M5STACK ATOM – SMALLEST ESP32 DEVELOPMENT BOARD FOR PORTABLE EMBEDDED AND IOT PROJECTS

M5STACK ATOM – SMALLEST ESP32 DEVELOPMENT BOARD FOR PORTABLE EMBEDDED AND IOT PROJECTS

The ESP32-based M5Stack ATOM from Espressif is the smallest (24 x 24mm) development board available in the market, which is designed for portable embedded systems and IoT development projects. M5Stack is the most cost-effective product due to its small size and there is no battery integrated to it. The M5Stack has two types of units in the ATOM series,

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