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Temperature Sensor with Arduino Uno: LM35 wiring, setup, and code 0 (0)

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In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to connect and setup Arduino Uno with an LM35 temperature sensor, also examining its pinout, working, convention, and working protocol. To keep maintaining rooms, crops, and weather conditions under control, many projects require monitoring environment temperature. Arduino Uno can interface LM35, which is a good temperature […]

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Weather Station with Arduino, Blynk and Raspberry PI OS Lite on Raspberry PI Zero W 5 (2)

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In this tutorial I will guide you in configuring your Raspberry Pi weather station to collect temperature data from Arduino (with DHT11 sensor) and send data with Blynk server to your smartphone app, getting warnings on thresholds overcoming. One of most common electronics projects is creating a Weather Station also able to send temperature and

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Reading a serial USB port from Rasperry PI OS Lite with python (from terminal) 2.3 (3)

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In this guide I’ll show you how to connect your Raspberry PI to a serial USB port and read its values with Python from terminal (without Desktop environment). For this purpose, we’ll use Pyserial and its terminal tool. Raspberry PI can be used to interface real world from its GPIO as, for example, by Controlling

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Installing external libraries with arduino-cli on Raspberry PI (via terminal) 4.7 (3)

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As seen in my previous post (Connecting Raspberry PI Zero W to Arduino only via terminal), we can easily control an Arduino board from Raspberry PI OS Lite with the help of arduino-cli. However, if you want to add more functionalities to your Arduino board you will need to import external libraries. In this post,

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