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Arduino UV Meter using the UV30A Ultraviolet Sensor
Introduction Ultraviolet rays, also known as UV for short are rays emitted by sun. Due to the depletion of the ozone layer, these rays tend to get to extreme levels that could lead to sunburns etc for those under it, that's why daily and hourly forecast of the UV index is always available to help ... Read More
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