In this post I will show how to construct a circuit for an Electronic Voting Machine using Arduino and SD card module where the election data is stored in the SD card. UPDATE: This circuit has been upgraded to an improved version in which the results can be viewed over an attached LCD display, you […]
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Interfacing SD Card Module for Data Logging
In this post we are going to interface SD card module with arduino for data logging. We will see overview of SD card module and understand its pin configurations and on board components. Finally we will be constructing a circuit to log the temperature and humidity data to SD card. Secure Digital Card SD card […]
Mobile Phone Controlled Robot Car Using DTMF Module
In this project we are going to control a manual robot through our cellphone using DTMF module and Arduino. By: Ankit Negi, Kanishk Godiyal and Navneet Singh sajwan INTRODUCTION In this project two cell phones, one for calling and one for receiving the call are used. The phone receiving the call is connected to the robot […]
Introduction to I2C LCD Adapter Module
In this post we are going take a look at “I2C” or “IIC” or “I square C” based LCD adapter module, which will reduce wire connections between Arduino and LCD display to just 2 wires, also saving tons of GPIO pins for other sensors / drives etc. Before I have explained about I2C LCD adapter […]
SMS Based Water Supply Alert System
In this post I will show how to construct a circuit which will notify the user via SMS if the water supply to you area / home is initiated. It can show the time when the water is begin to supply and ended, average water flow speed in liter per minute and total water delivered […]
L298N DC Motor Driver Module Explained
In this post I have explained about L298N dual H-bridge DC motor driver module which can be used to drive brushed DC motors and stepper motors with microcontrollers and ICs. Overview Modular circuit boards are best time savior for electronics designers which also reduce the prototyping errors. This is mostly preferred by programmers who write […]





