This repository contains a collection of various Arduino projects, demonstrating different functionalities, sensor integrations, and control mechanisms. Each project is housed in its own directory with a dedicated README.md file for detailed information, circuit diagrams, and usage instructions.
Here's a brief overview of the projects included in this collection:
An Arduino-based counter project featuring dual 7-segment displays, potentiometer controls for speed and direction, and LED indicators. It counts from 00 to 99.
A sophisticated Arduino project featuring dual DC motor control with ultrasonic distance sensing, timer interrupts, and potentiometer-based speed/direction control, including an automatic safety shutdown mechanism.
A simple yet effective Arduino project featuring DC motor control with speed adjustment via potentiometer and direction control using interrupt-driven button input.
A simple LED level indicator application built using Arduino Uno, featuring 10 LEDs controlled by 4 buttons for level up/down, quick maximum, and reset functions.
An Arduino-based temperature monitoring system that displays temperature ranges using 5 LED indicators and features an interrupt-driven LED flash sequence.
This project demonstrates multiple interrupt types (Timer1 CTC, Timer2 overflow, and External Interrupt) to control three LEDs with different timing patterns, showcasing non-blocking operations.
An Arduino-based counter project featuring three 7-segment displays, dual potentiometer controls for speed and direction, capable of counting from 000 to 999.
A dual Arduino system demonstrating UART (Universal Asynchronous Receiver-Transmitter) communication, where one Arduino reads potentiometer values and transmits them to another Arduino that controls a servo motor and LCD display.
A dual-display electronic dice using Arduino Uno, featuring an LED pattern display for the first dice and a 7-segment display for the second dice, controlled by a single button.
Each project directory contains the necessary .ino (Arduino sketch) files, a LICENSE file, and its own README.md with detailed instructions and circuit diagrams.