Here is the diagram of my Arduino infrared close proximity sensor. As you can see, the core part of my experimental setup is an Arduino UNO, but other compatible microcontrollers can also be employed.

Heck, if you’re unable to access your PC, you can even turn a makeshift Raspberry Pi laptop into a dedicated Arduino ...

the Arduino Nano and Uno come with several similarities, and conveniently, they can be used almost the same way. You can program them with the same software, and many sensors are compatible with ...

This specific sensor was chosen because others have successfully interfaced it with the Arduino. Not having to reinvent the wheel is good thing! For the build, [Brian] decided to hook up the IR ...

The Arduino, on the other hand, is a microcontroller platform capable of only executing a single program at a time ... just build it a custom sensor with an Arduino Uno. This paper shredder ...

This build is about using the temperature sensor in your clock. The ATMega328p, the chip at the heart of all your Arduino Uno clones, has within it a watchdog timer that clicks over at a rate of ...

Arduino’s fame comes from the ease of use when applying their product in a DIY project build, which invite engineers and builders of all levels to construct and program their own hardware — or ...