This article is for developers interested in the Internet of Things.
Introduction
This article is for developers interested in the Internet of Things. I'll describe an Arduino project with automated lights that turn ON/OFF with a weather change as per the light intensity in LDR.
Requirements
Steps to follow,
Step 1
First connect the Arduino with the laptop or computer. Light blinks in the Arduino board. Step 2
If you don’t have Arduino software take a look at this website
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software Then after installation process is complete, this page will appear on your screen Step 3
Then Click TOOL- Select BOARD - Then press ARDUINO/GENUINO UNO R3
Again Select TOOL - Select a PORT- COM3 ARDUINO UNO Step 4
I have given a source code you can use this or you can use your own source code. source code
Step 5
Then click verify button, to verify the program coding. Automatic lights on and off Circuit diagram using LDR with weather change. Then click this button to upload. When lights in my room are on the light in the bread broad is also off These are the comments found in the dashboard of Arduino Software when Light in the breadbroad is Off When Room Lights are OFF, LDR sensor resistance becomes very high and with the help of our program Lights in the Breadboard turns ON. These are the comments found in the dashboard of the Arduino Software when light in the breadboad is On. With Weather change LDR resistance changes. The LED glows when light intensity is less and turns OFF when light intensity is high. This program is very simple to handle.
Summary
An Arduino project with Automated lights ON/OFF with Weather change is hence created and executed.
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