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Liquid-Level Monitoring Using a Pressure Sensor - Bar-Graph Display
[Customadds id=643821] This project allows users to monitor the liquid level on a Bar-Graph display. The liquid level is measured using a pressure sensor, the sensor is placed on top of the tank and is connected to an open-ended tube that is submerged in the water tank. The amount of water in the... Read More
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