In this article, I will show how to construct a couple of easy Arduino temperature meter circuits which can be also used as a LED room thermometer circuit. The circuit is designed to display the readings in doted/bar LEDs. This project can be implemented for applications where ambient temperature plays a crucial role or it […]
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How to Make Arduino on Breadboard – Step by Step Instructions
In this article I have explained how to make an Arduino on a breadboard. We are also going to see what is an Arduino, how to program it and how to assemble them as standalone microcontroller on a breadboard or PCB. Arduino was a boon for those who wanted to learn microcontrollers and embedded system […]
Arduino Random RGB Light Generator Circuit
The article discusses a simple,Arduino red, green, blue LED light effect generator circuit in a random pattern. In one of the earlier posts we came across a similar RGB LED effect generator circuit using Arduino which was programmed to produce the effect in a flowing sequential manner, whereas here the set up can be expected […]
How to Interface Arduino PWM with any Inverter
In this post I have explained how to interface an existing Arduino PWM signal with any inverter to convert it into a sine wave equivalent inverter. The idea was requested by Mr. Raju Visshwanath Technical Specifications I am in need of following inverter circuit designs: Single phase DC to AC inverter. Input 230 VDC. PWM […]
Blinking an LED with Arduino – Complete Tutorial
The post comprehensively discusses a basic Arduino code implementation guide for blinking its on-board LED. The data was built, tested, and written by Jack Franko. CODE: for simply inbuilt LED on pin 13 of ARDUINO BOARD by default it is programed to blink frequently at 50 Mili Seconds as it in description it will […]
Playing a Melody Using the Tone() function in Arduino
In this Arduino tutorial we’ll learn how to execute the tone() command for producing musical notes. The configuration will play a tiny musical tone that could be familiar to you. Required Hardware for the Project Arduino BoardLoud speaker – 8 Ohm 1 inchResistor – 100 ohmsHook-up wires Procedure: It’s rather too straightforward and […]