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    Water Level - ARDUINO UNO

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    AhmadSuhaimi
    This document describes a project to build a water level indicator using an Arduino and water sensor. The system uses three LEDs (red, yellow, green) and a buzzer connected to an Arduino to indicate three different water levels in a tank - low, half, and full. It requires an Arduino, breadboard, LEDs, buzzer, jumper wires, water level sensor, and resistors. The LEDs and buzzer are connected to digital pins on the Arduino. A sketch is then uploaded to the Arduino to control the water level indicator.

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    Water Level - ARDUINO UNO

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    This document describes a project to build a water level indicator using an Arduino and water sensor. The system uses three LEDs (red, yellow, green) and a buzzer connected to an Arduino to indicate three different water levels in a tank - low, half, and full. It requires an Arduino, breadboard, LEDs, buzzer, jumper wires, water level sensor, and resistors. The LEDs and buzzer are connected to digital pins on the Arduino. A sketch is then uploaded to the Arduino to control the water level indicator.

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    menghitung ketinggian air dalam sebuah BAK, hanya coding arduino

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    Water Level- ARDUINO UNO

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    This document describes a project to build a water level indicator using an Arduino and water sensor. The system uses three LEDs (red, yellow, green) and a buzzer connected to an Arduino to indicate three different water levels in a tank - low, half, and full. It requires an Arduino, breadboard, LEDs, buzzer, jumper wires, water level sensor, and resistors. The LEDs and buzzer are connected to digital pins on the Arduino. A sketch is then uploaded to the Arduino to control the water level indicator.

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    Water Level - ARDUINO UNO

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    AhmadSuhaimi
    This document describes a project to build a water level indicator using an Arduino and water sensor. The system uses three LEDs (red, yellow, green) and a buzzer connected to an Arduino to indicate three different water levels in a tank - low, half, and full. It requires an Arduino, breadboard, LEDs, buzzer, jumper wires, water level sensor, and resistors. The LEDs and buzzer are connected to digital pins on the Arduino. A sketch is then uploaded to the Arduino to control the water level indicator.

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    Water Level Indicator Using Arduino

    By kirthik vasan in Arduino

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    By kirthik vasan
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    About: I am an undergraduate student pursuing B.Tech in EEE(Electrical and Electronics
    Engineering).I am passionate about creating new stuffs using technology and hungry to learn
    more and more. More About kirthik vasan »

    In this project we will be building a water level indicator using arduino & water sensor.

    The system would indicate the level of the water (Three different levels) inside a tank with the
    help of 3 LED and a buzzer to indicate that the tank is full.

    This is a beginner level project and has a purposeful implementation as well in your home.

    The video is also available in the last step.

    So lets get started....

    Step 1: Components Required


    You will need the following materials for making your own Water Level Indicator

    >Arduino Uno

    >Breadboard

    >3 LED (red,green,yellow)

    >Buzzer (x1)

    >Jumper wires

    >Water level sensor

    > 220 ohms resistor (x3)

    Step 2: Assemble LED on Breadboard


    -Use LED of 3 different colors

    RED( indicating extremely low level)

    YELLOW (indicating half water level)

    GREEN(indicating full water level)

    -connect the cathode of each led to power rail(blue rail) on breadboard which would be the
    ground supply.

    -connect the anode of LED's to different nodes.

    -connect 220 ohms resistor in series with each LED.

    Step 3: Make Connections With Arduino and LED


    Make connections for LED with digital pins on arduino as follows:

    RED => Digital pin 13

    YELLOW => Digital pin 12

    GREEN => Digital pin 11

    Step 4: Connect the Water Sensor With Arduino

    Connect the water level sensor to arduino as follows:

    Water Sensor pins => Arduino pins

    - => GND
    + => VCC

    S => A0

    Step 5: Connect Buzzer

    Connect the buzzer to Digital pin 8 of Arduino.

    Step 6: Upload Sketch


    Upload the sketch to your Arduino uno using the Arduino IDE.

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