Tag: 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...

If you have a new ATmega328P you’ll need to burn the bootloader, to be able to upload a sketch with Arduino IDE. You can do this using this simple-to-use bootloader burning tool. The board consists of 32-pin TQPF adapter and Arduino Nano. Place the new ATMEGA328 TQFP chip into...

This project enables the measurement of fuel levels in a tank using a resistive float sensor. The fuel level is measured and displayed on an OLED display. The project is compatible with Arduino and features an ATMEGA328 microcontroller. The resistive sensor, connected to a divider...

This Bluetooth Smart LED Dimmer, 4 Channel ON/OFF Switch is a versatile device that enables users to control various devices, including lights, fans, and DC motors, using a Bluetooth app on an Android device. The device features a 4-channel dimmer that can handle inductive or...

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...

The project described here is a 10-minute timer using an Arduino microcontroller, capable of driving AC loads up to 30A. The timer's progress is visually represented by 10 LEDs, which light up sequentially, each for 1 minute, totaling 10 minutes. The project is powered by a single...