Electronics Projects

Tinkercad is a web-based circuit design and simulation tool that allows users to create and test electronic circuits without the need for physical components. It simplifies the learning and experimentation process with electronics and programming, providing easy access from any device and location. This platform is particularly beneficial for beginners and hobbyists seeking a...

Keeping track of coins and counting their balance can be a hassle. You have to remember how many coins you have of each denomination, and then you have to count them all up to get your total balance. I will never forget the day I realized just how much time I was wasting counting...

The Home Automation Project utilizing Arduino Uno and a 2-Channel Relay Module is a DIY project aimed at creating a smart home system that allows users to control various electrical appliances and devices remotely. This project combines the power of Arduino's microcontroller and relay modules to enable automation and control of household appliances using...

The HMC5883L is a magnetometer used for measuring magnetic fields. It is widely used, affordable, and capable of detecting magnetic fields in its environment. The HMC5883L sensor offers precise and dependable measurements, making it suitable for compass navigation, orientation sensing, and detecting magnetic fields. The module is usually equipped with standard communication interfaces, allowing...

The way we interact with devices has been revolutionized by voice recognition technology, providing us with a convenient and easy way to control them. Whether it is smartphones, smart speakers, or home automation systems, voice recognition allows us to effortlessly give commands using simple spoken words. Let us explore how voice recognition can be...

Hey there! Remote-controlled (RC) cars have been a source of fascination for hobbyists and enthusiasts of all ages. Are you ready to dive into the exciting world of robotics and remote-controlled (RC) cars? Imagine having your very own car that you can control wirelessly and maneuver around obstacles that provide endless hours of entertainment....

Hey there! In this tutorial, we're going to build a cool light-chasing robot that moves towards areas of bright light. To do this, we will be using photo resistors (also called photocells), which are light-dependent resistors that respond to the amount of light detected. This project uses an Arduino, an LDR module, and an...