Arduino Nano
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Build Your Very Own Low Resistance Meter with Arduino
If you are a maker like me and looking for some interesting projects online, a milliohm meter is one easy and useful thing you… |
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Understanding Fuse Bits in ATmega328P to Enhance Arduino Programming Efficiency
In this tutorial, we are going to talk about fuses. Back when I was in college and learning about all the cool things in… |
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Build an Arduino Scoreboard using Outdoor P10 LED Matrix Display and Update Scores Remotely using Smartphone
An electronic scoreboard is one of the most important gadgets anybody can have during any sports tournament. Old manual… |
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Measuring CO2 Concentration in Air using Arduino and MQ-135 Sensor
The earth’s Atmospheric CO2 level is increasing day by day. The global average atmospheric carbon dioxide in 2019 was 409.8… |
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Interfacing Gravity Infrared CO2 Sensor with Arduino to Measure Carbon Dioxide in PPM
The increasing concentration of carbon dioxide in the air has become a serious problem now. According to the NOAA report, the… |
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Air Quality Analyzer using Arduino and Nova PM Sensor SDS011 to Measure PM2.5 and PM10
Air pollution is a major issue in many cities and the air quality index is getting worse every day. According to the World… |
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Li-Fi based Text Communication between Two Arduino
Li-Fi (Light Fidelity) is an advanced technology that allows transferring data using optical communication such as visible… |
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Cell Phone Controlled Fingerprint Solenoid Door Lock using Arduino and HC-05
Now the whole world is in the grasp of COVID 19 and everyone is taking precautions wherever they can to prevent themselves from… |
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Interfacing Sharp GP2Y1014AU0F Sensor with Arduino to build Air Quality Analyser
Air pollution is a major issue in many cities and the air quality index is getting worse every day. According to the World… |
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Gesture Controlled Contactless Elevator using APDS9960 Sensor
In this time of the Corona pandemic, elevators have become a high-risk place where everybody touches the same buttons. At many… |
