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Aims: .......................................................................................................................................... 2
Exercise 1 :................................................................................................................................. 2
1. The required Hardware to make this assembly circuit works well. ................................ 2
2. The steps to be followed ................................................................................................. 2
3. The proposed assembly circuit /Diagram ....................................................................... 3
4. The corresponding Arduino code to your proposed diagram. ........................................ 4
Exercise 2 ................................................................................................................................... 4
1. The required Hardware to make this assembly circuit works well. ................................ 5
2. The steps to be followed ................................................................................................. 5
3. The proposed assembly circuit /Diagram ....................................................................... 6
4. The corresponding Arduino code to your proposed diagram. ........................................ 7
Exercise 3 :................................................................................................................................. 9
1. The required Hardware to make this assembly circuit works well. ................................ 9
2. The steps to be followed ............................................................................................... 10
3. The proposed assembly circuit /Diagram ..................................................................... 10
4. The corresponding Arduino code to your proposed diagram. ...................................... 11
Exercise 4 :............................................................................................................................... 12
1. The required Hardware to make this assembly circuit works well. .............................. 12
2. The steps to be followed ............................................................................................... 12
3. The proposed assembly circuit /Diagram ..................................................................... 13
4. The corresponding Arduino code to your proposed diagram. ...................................... 14

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Aims:
• To use an Active Buzzer with the Vibration switch sensor
• To use the Temperature and Humidity Sensor and display the results in the console as
well as on the LCD.
• To use a flame sensor to detect Fire and alert people with a passive buzzer
• To use Holzer Sensor to detect the presence of a magnet.

Exercise 1 :
In this exercise we will need to use a vibration sensor (called also: shake switch) to make a
beep sound from a buzzer while we shake the breadboard.

1. The required Hardware to make this assembly circuit works well.

• Arduino uno
• Breadboard (or breadboard shield)
• Buzzer
• Vibration/shake sensor

2. The steps to be followed

• Connect one pin of the vibration sensor to the Arduino A0 analog pin and the other to
the 5V pin.
• Now connect the buzzer, one pin to Arduino pin 8 and the other to GND.

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3. The proposed assembly circuit /Diagram

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 4. The corresponding Arduino code to your proposed diagram.

Exercise 2
In this exercise we will need to use the temperature and humidity sensor and display the
results in the console as well as on the LCD.

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1. The required Hardware to make this assembly circuit works well.
• Arduino uno
• Breadboard (or breadboard shield)
• Temperature and humidity sensor
• LCD Screen
• Resistor
• DIP switch

2. The steps to be followed

• LCD RS pin to digital pin 12

• LCD Enable pin to digital pin 11
• LCD Pin D4 to digital pin 5
• LCD Pin D5 to digital pin 4
• LCD Pin D6 to digital pin 3
• LCD Pin D7 to Digital Pin 2
• LCD Pin R / W to Ground
• LCD Pin VSS to Ground
• LCD Pin VCC to 5V
• 10K resistor: terminates at +5V and ground wiper on VO LCD pin (pin 3)

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3. The proposed assembly circuit /Diagram

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4. The corresponding Arduino code to your proposed diagram.

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Exercise 3 :
In this exercise we will need to use a flame sensor to detect Fire and alert people with a passive
buzzer making a sound.

1. The required Hardware to make this assembly circuit works well.

• Arduino uno
• Breadboard (or breadboard shield)
• Buzzer
• Temperature sensor

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2. The steps to be followed
• First of all, we will use the TMP36 which is a temperature
• A voltage proportional to the ambient temperature.
• We will use the analog input 0 to measure the temperature sensors
• We will connect the buzzer to D12 on the Arduino card.

3. The proposed assembly circuit /Diagram

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4. The corresponding Arduino code to your proposed diagram.

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Exercise 4 :
In this exercise we will need to use a Holzer sensor to detect the presence of a magnet.
Whenever a magnet moves past this sensor, it can detect it. This sensor can be used to do a lot
of different things. For instance, if we need to detect a door closing;

1. The required Hardware to make this assembly circuit works well.

• Arduino uno
• Breadboard (or breadboard shield)
• Holzer sensor
• Resistor

2. The steps to be followed

• The VCC of the sensor is connected to Arduino's 5V power pin.
• The GND of the sensor is connected to the GND pin on the Arduino.
• The Vout or signal pin of the Hall effect sensor is connected to the Arduino's interrupt
pin (digital pin 2).
• Furthermore, a 10K resistor is connected between the VCC and Vout pins of the Hall
effect sensor. This is done to pull the output of the Hall effect sensor to 5V.

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3. The proposed assembly circuit /Diagram

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4. The corresponding Arduino code to your proposed diagram.

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