Rain Detection System
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A Rain Detection System using Arduino, a rain sensor, and a buzzer that sounds an alert when water droplets or rain are detected.
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The Rain Detection System is designed to detect rain using an Arduino and a rain sensor. When the rain sensor detects water droplets, it sends a signal to the Arduino. The Arduino processes this signal and activates the buzzer to produce a sound alert, indicating that rain has been detected. This project is useful for weather monitoring, automated window control, and irrigation systems.
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A Digital Lock System is an electronic security project designed to control access using a password entered via a keypad. It utilizes an Arduino, keypad, LCD, servo motor, and buzzer to provide a safe, automated locking mechanism. When the correct password is entered, the lock opens; if the wrong password is entered, an alert is triggered. This project is widely used in home security, lockers, safes, and access-controlled systems.
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A Security Alarm Circuit using the LM358 IC is a simple yet effective system designed to trigger an alarm when unauthorized access or movement is detected. The LM358, a dual operational amplifier (Op-Amp), is used as a comparator to detect voltage changes from sensors like LDRs, IR sensors, or switches, and then activate a buzzer or relay.
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Photo phobic robot will sense the light and will try to move away from light. On the contrary photo phobic is exactly opposite where it does not follow the light or more precisely it avoids and goes to places where there is less light
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An Automatic Street Light using the IC 555 is a simple circuit that turns street lights ON at night and OFF during the day automatically. It uses a Light Dependent Resistor (LDR) to detect ambient light and a 555 Timer IC configured in comparator mode to control the switching.
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This project uses a PIC18F4550 microcontroller, an LM35 temperature sensor, and an LCD display to measure and display the ambient temperature.
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