This repository contains a collection of Arduino projects utilizing the ESP32. Each project focuses on different applications ranging from environmental monitoring to remote control systems. Here's a brief overview of each project included in this repository.
- ESP32 DHT11 Web Server
- DHT11 Sensor Data Logger
- Remote Control via 433 MHz RF
- Automated Pump Control
- Soil Moisture Sensor with LED Indicator
- Light Sensitive LED Control
- Description: This project utilizes an ESP32 to read data from a DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor and display it on a web server.
- Components Needed:
- ESP32 module
- DHT11 sensor
- Setup:
- Connect the DHT11 sensor to the ESP32.
- Update the WiFi credentials in the code.
- Usage:
- The ESP32 serves a webpage that shows the temperature and humidity readings.
- Description: Logs temperature and humidity data from a DHT11 sensor to the serial monitor.
- Components Needed:
- ESP32 or any compatible Arduino board
- DHT11 sensor
- Setup:
- Connect the DHT11 sensor to your Arduino board.
- Usage:
- Open the serial monitor to view the logged data.
- Description: Controls devices remotely using a 433 MHz RF transmitter.
- Components Needed:
- Arduino board
- 433 MHz RF transmitter
- Setup:
- Attach the RF transmitter to the appropriate pins on the Arduino.
- Usage:
- Send commands to turn devices on or off using RF signals.
- Description: Automatically controls a pump connected to an Arduino board.
- Components Needed:
- Arduino board
- Relay module
- Pump
- Setup:
- Connect the pump to the relay, and the relay to the Arduino.
- Usage:
- The system automatically turns the pump on and off.
- Description: Monitors soil moisture levels and uses an LED as an indicator.
- Components Needed:
- Arduino board
- Soil moisture sensor
- LED
- Setup:
- Connect the soil moisture sensor and LED to the Arduino.
- Usage:
- The LED turns on or off based on the moisture level detected.
- Description: Uses an LDR to control an LED based on the ambient light.
- Components Needed:
- Arduino board
- LDR (Light Dependent Resistor)
- LED
- Setup:
- Connect the LDR and LED to the Arduino.
- Usage:
- The LED activates depending on the light conditions detected by the LDR.
- Clone this repository to your local machine.
- Open the project files with Arduino IDE.
- Upload the code to your ESP32 or Arduino board.
Feel free to fork this repository and contribute by submitting a pull request. We appreciate your input!
This project is licensed under the MIT License.