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  • Arduino Data Logger Shield Features The Arduino data logger shield can be used to make a connection between an Arduino and an SD card. In fact, this module can be used to store Arduino data. It is very suitable for storing data when the Arduino power supply suddenly shuts down. This module also has a DS1307 module as RTC for keeping time and date. The communication protocol for RTC is I2C and for SD card is SPI. Arduino Data Logger Shield Pinout This module is pla...
  • Overview Most people reading this article are probably familiar with Arduino or at least have heard the name. In this article, we try to introduce this platform in more details and study it from a critical point of view. Furthermore, we will point out the features we have come to discover in our experiences that have not been appropriately addressed. In the first section of the article, we discuss Arduino’s past, why and how it came to life and then study its components. In the second section, we b...
  • Overview In this project, We’ll try to get some information from human body by using simple sensors and Arduino. You can use these information to create a lie detector machine What You Will Learn Know Polygraph and basics of measuring and recording physiological indicators. Will be familiar with Lie Detector systems. Can get data from sensors and analyze them by Arduino. Can measure respiration rate by using ECG electrodes and impedance pneumography. ...
  • Active Buzzer Features A buzzer is a device used to produce sound. There are two types of buzzer: active and passive. In the active model, buzzer starts playing sound only if connected to a power supply, but in the passive model, we need to send a pulse from the microcontroller to play sounds.  The supply voltage of the buzzer is 3 volts, 5 volts and 12 volts.  You can download the active buzzer datasheet here. [wpdm_package id='16843'] Active Buzzer Module Pinout This Modu...
  • Overview It would fun to see how your Instagram posts perform in action! We are going to build a gauge that shows your Likes per minute speed. In this article, you will learn how to get data from web pages by ESP8266 and send them to Arduino to analyze and run other actuators.  What You Will Learn Connect the ESP8266 to the internet and get data from web pages. Use Arduino to read ESP8266 data and analyze them. Ge...
  • Overview In this tutorial, you will learn how to drive DC, stepper and servo motors using an Arduino L293D motor driver shield. What You Will Learn General information about DC motors Introduction to L293D motor shield Driving DC, Servo & Stepper motors Motors & Drivers Motors are an inseparable part of many robotics and electronics projects and have different types you can use depending on their application. Here is some information about different...

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