Search Results for : arduino

This Wireless Analog Sensor Receiver is a complementary component to the Wireless Analog Sensor Transmitter, designed to receive and process data transmitted from the transmitter. This Receiver project is compatible with the 434Mhz Arduino Wireless Analog Sensor Transmitter The...

This Wireless Analog Sensor project is a cost-effective solution for transmitting live data and enabling continuous monitoring, logging, and plotting sensor measurements. The system utilizes a 434MHz RF module and an Arduino-compatible microcontroller, ATMEGA328, to transmit data from...

The Arduino Nicla Sense Env is a compact environmental monitoring board designed for real-time data collection. It integrates several sensors, including the HS4001 for temperature and humidity, the ZMOD4410 for detecting volatile organic compounds (TVOC) and estimating CO₂ levels, and...

This Bluetooth Relay Switch enables users to control lights, fans, or other devices using a Bluetooth app on an Android device. The device can be controlled using a simple app. The project consists of an Arduino-compatible microcontroller (ATMEGA328), a 5V relay, a relay driver BJT,...

The project presented here is a high-side switch (8 channels) with MOSFET output. The Arduino board consists of an Arduino-compatible microcontroller ATMEGA328 and TPD2015FN - 8 Channels MOSFET switch. All 8 inputs of TPD2015FN are TTL compatible. The project is suitable for driving...

Maker Go, a Chinese hobbyist electronics specialist, has introduced a cost-effective alternative to the Arduino UNO R4 Minima, built around the same Renesas RA4M1 microcontroller. This clone significantly reduces the cost of entry, with an initial price of under $1 for a limited...

Arduino, a DIY electronics and microcontroller pioneer, has unveiled its latest offering: the Plug and Make Kit. Designed for beginners, this kit makes it easy to dive into the world of IoT (Internet of Things) without needing prior experience in electronics, soldering, or...

The Arduino Nano and its many clones are staples in the world of development boards, often found within arm's reach of any electronics enthusiast. However, even the compact Nano can take up valuable space on solderless breadboards during prototyping. To address this, [Albert van Dalen]...