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Buzzer Alarm using Touch Sensor

Buzzer Alarm using Touch Sensor Just Arduino Things | TW TechieTube Create a Buzzer Alarm using Touch Sensor. Principle: The capacitance between the touch plate and the Ground plate is sensed and the value is known as the touch sensors value. The Principle behind this Sensors working is based on the body's capacitance. Components Required: Arduino UNO (1) Capacitive Touch Sensor (1) Breadboard (As per Requirement) Jumper Cables (As per Requirement) Arduino Bus Cable (1) Construction: A Simple project to sense the touch using the Capacitive Touch Sensor. Now connect the Sensors pins with the order given, Vcc - Arduino 5v/3.3v Pin Gnd - Arduino Gnd Pin Data - A...

Obstacle Detection using IR Sensor

Obstacle Detection using IR Sensor Just Arduino Things | TW TechieTube Detect an Obstacle and Make an Alarm system. Principle: Infrared rays are transmitted Components Required: Arduino UNO (1) IR Sensor (1) Breadboard (As per Requirement) Jumper Cables (As per Requirement) Arduino Bus Cable (1) Construction: A Simple project to detect object using the InfraRed Sensor. Now connect the Sensors pins with the order given, Vcc - Arduino 5v/3.3v Pin Gnd - Arduino Gnd Pin Data - Any Digital Pins except D1/D2 on UNO. Incl. an LED/Buzzer in D13 and Gnd for external value. As ...

Gas Detection using MQ6 Sensor | Just Arduino Things | TW TechieTube

Gas Detection using MQ6 Sensor Just Arduino Things | TW TechieTube Detect a Gas Leak near surroundings and Make an LED Glow/Buzzer Alarm system. Principle: The MQ-6 can detect gas concentrations anywhere from 200 to 10000ppm. This sensor has high sensitivity and a fast response time. The sensor's output is an analogue resistance. The drive circuit is very simple; all you need to do is power the heater coil with 5V, add a load resistance, and connect the output to an ADC. Components Required: Arduino UNO (1) MQ6 Sensor (1) Breadboard (As per Requirement) Jumper Cables (As per Requirement) Arduino Bus Cable ...