Soil Moisture Detection System
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A Soil Moisture Detection System using Arduino, a soil moisture sensor, and a buzzer that sounds an alert when soil moisture is detected.
Description
The Soil Moisture Detection System is designed to monitor soil moisture levels using an Arduino and a soil moisture sensor. When the soil moisture sensor detects moisture in the soil, it sends a signal to the Arduino. The Arduino processes this signal and activates the buzzer to produce a sound alert, indicating that the soil has sufficient moisture. This project is useful for smart irrigation systems and plant care automation.
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A Morse Code Generator is an electronic project designed to convert text input into Morse code signals using Arduino, a keypad, and a buzzer. Morse code is a method of encoding text characters as sequences of dots and dashes, widely used in communication systems, especially in emergency signaling and amateur radio. This project demonstrates signal encoding, microcontroller programming, and interactive electronics.
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A Battery High-Low Monitor is an electronic circuit or device that detects and indicates the voltage level of a battery — whether it’s too high (overcharged), normal, or too low (discharged). It helps protect batteries from overcharging or deep discharge, which can damage the battery or reduce its lifespan.
These monitors often use comparators, voltage dividers, LED indicators, or microcontrollers to track and display battery status in real time.
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