This fascinating Automotive Sensor Monitor Circuit was created and shared with me for publication by a devoted reader of this blog and passionate electronics enthusiast, Mr. August Peterson. I sincerely appreciate Mr. August’s valuable and generous contribution to this site. Overview Automotive diagnostic code readers are invaluable in displaying what the vehicle electronic control unit […]
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Automotive Sensor Substitute Circuit Diagram
This innovative Automotive Sensor Substitute Circuit explained in this article was thoughtfully designed and contributed by one of our passionate readers, Mr. August Peterson, who is an avid electronics enthusiast. It is a great pleasure to feature his creative work on this platform and I extend my heartfelt gratitude for his generous effort in sharing […]
DHT11 Humidity, Temperature Sensor: How to Use and Interface with Arduino
We are now going to talk about one small cheap sensor that we call DHT11, and we can use that for measuring humidity and also temperature. You can see that many Arduino people like this sensor because it is very simple and also very low cost, so anybody can buy and try. The DHT11 can […]
Introduction to RGB Colour sensor TCS3200
TCS3200 is a color light-to-frequency converter chip which can be programmed through a microcontroller. The module can be used for detecting all the 7 colors of white light with the aid of an integrated microcontroller such as Arduino. In this post we are going to take a look at RGB color sensor TCS3200, we will […]
7 Best Touch Sensor Switch Circuits Explored
In this post I have explained 8 easy methods of building touch sensor switch circuits at home, which can be used for switching 220 V appliances ON/OFF with mere finger touch operat ions. The first one is a simple touch sensor switch using a single IC 4017, the second one employs a Schmidt trigger IC, […]
ACS712 Current Sensor Circuit Diagrams and Datasheet
Here we are going to learn one cool and very important current sensor device which we call ACS712. This small chip that look just like a normal 8-pin IC, is actually able to sense current from any load and give us a proportional analog voltage output which we can easily feed to Arduino or any […]