COMPONETNS USED

1. Male to Female Jumper Wire

Male to female jumper wires are
essential components in our
project, serving the purpose of
establishing electrical connections
between various electronic
components. These wires enable us
to connect sensors and modules to
the Arduino Uno, facilitating data
transfer and power supply.,

2. Buzzer (Small)
The small buzzer in our project acts
as an acoustic feedback
mechanism, capable of producing
audible alerts or sound
notifications based on heart rate
data or specific conditions detected
by our monitoring system. For
instance, it can emit a beep or tone
when the heart rate surpasses a
predefined threshold.
3. MAX30100 Pulse Oximeter (Heart Rate Sensor Module)
The MAX30100 is the central
sensor module in our heart rate
monitoring system. It plays a
pivotal role in measuring heart
rate and blood oxygen levels.
This sensor module utilizes
photoplethysmography (PPG) to
detect changes in blood volume,
enabling us to monitor a user's
pulse and oxygen saturation in
real-time.

4. 170-Point Mini Breadboard

The mini breadboard is a vital platform
for our project, as it simplifies the
process of prototyping and connecting
electronic components. It allows us to
neatly arrange and connect the
MAX30100 sensor, display module,
Arduino Uno, and other components in
a structured and reusable manner. The
breadboard streamlines the wiring
process and ensures stable connections
between components during testing
and development.
5. OLED Display module 4 pins(0.96 inch)
The compact 0.96-inch OLED
display module with four pins is a
central component of our heart
rate monitoring project. It provides
a clear and concise visual interface
for users to access real-time heart
rate data and other relevant
information. With its low power
consumption and excellent
visibility, this OLED display
enhances the user experience and
ensures that vital health metrics
are readily accessible.

6. 9V Battery (for power Supply)

The 9V battery serves as the power
source for our heart rate
monitoring project. Its portable
and compact design ensures
mobility and flexibility, making it
suitable for wearable applications.
This battery provides the necessary
electrical energy to operate our
components, including the Arduino
Uno, sensors, and the OLED
display.
Its reliable power supply is
essential for the continuous and
uninterrupted functioning of the
heart rate monitoring system.
7. Arduino Uno R3 SMD
The Arduino Uno R3 SMD is the
central processing unit and control
hub of our heart rate monitoring
project. This microcontroller board
is at the core of our system,
responsible for collecting,
processing, and transmitting data
from various components.

Equipped with a versatile array of digital and analog input/output pins,

the Arduino Uno R3 SMD enables seamless communication and
coordination between the MAX30100 pulse oximeter, the OLED display
module, the small buzzer, and other peripheral devices. Its compact and
robust design makes it suitable for integration into our wearable heart
rate monitoring device.
Arduino board is the heart of our IoT-based monitoring system, where it
plays a pivotal role in processing the sensor data in real-time. It interprets
heart rate measurements obtained from the MAX30100, presents the
data on the OLED display, and can trigger the small buzzer for audio
notifications based on pre-defined conditions. Its adaptability, ease of
programming, and compatibility with a wide range of sensors make it an
essential and versatile component in our project.

8. LED
The incorporation of LEDs in the heart rate
monitoring system can serve as status indicators
for heart rate, sensor connection, and alerts
through different colors, blinking patterns, or
lighting sequences programmed into the
Arduino, enhancing user interaction and
providing visual cues for monitoring.