The LM35 is a simple and precise analog temperature sensor that outputs a voltage directly proportional to temperature in degrees Celsius. It’s ideal for measuring temperature accurately with a simple setup. In this tutorial, you will learn how to connect a LM35 temperature sensor to an Arduino and read the temperature data precisely. You will … Read more ➯
Arduino boards come with a decent number of digital I/O pins, but sometimes that’s just not enough. For example, controlling a 7-segment display takes 8 I/O pins for just one digit. Similarly, an 8×8 LED matrix needs 16 pins, which quickly exhausts the available GPIOs on most Arduino boards. That’s where the 74HC595 shift register … Read more ➯
Picking the right Real-Time Clock (RTC) module is crucial when building time-sensitive Arduino projects. You’ve got many options – DS1302, DS1307, DS3231, DS3232, and more, but if you want precision, affordability, and reliability, the DS3231 stands out. In this guide, I’ll break down everything you need to know when working with Arduino and DS3231. You’ll learn: … Read more ➯
Servo motors are a great fit for projects that require precise movement of things. Usually, they have a servo arm that can rotate up to 180 degrees or 360 degrees. These motors require a control signal to determine the position of their arm. Servo motors are often used in robotics to control the direction and … Read more ➯
Do you ever think about how automatic taps give water when you put your hand beneath them or the magic of smart bulbs that illuminate a room the moment someone enters? In many of these instances, a PIR sensor is the magic behind the scenes. In this tutorial, you will learn how a PIR motion … Read more ➯
Arduino is a 5v (some are 3.3v) system, so we can easily control any 5v device using an Arduino output pin. But we cannot control high-voltage appliances directly with an Arduino; we need a relay for this. Relay is very helpful for controlling high voltage (120-240V) appliances like lights, fans, heaters, etc., using Arduino or … Read more ➯
LEDs are cool RGB LEDs are even cooler. RGB LEDs can display a variety of colors without wiring multiple color LEDs at once. RGB LED has three different color LEDs in one package. So you can mix up this base color to create any color you want. In this Arduino tutorial, you will learn what … Read more ➯
The thermistor is basically a thermal resistor. That means its resistance changes according to the change in temperature of the environment. We can use a thermistor to measure the temperature of the environment. If you want simple, inexpensive, and accurate components to get the temperature data for your project thermistor would be a good choice. … Read more ➯
Light Dependent Resistor or LDR is basically a photoresistor. That means its resistance is dependent on the amount of light it gets. We can use an LDR to detect the light level of the environment. If you want a cheap solution to detect day and night LDR would be a good choice. In this tutorial, … Read more ➯
After a few days of working with Arduino, you will realize that although the delay() function is easy to use it has some drawbacks. If you use delay() in a program it will stop all activity on the Arduino until the delay is finished. You cannot perform any other task at that time period. The … Read more ➯
