Hall sensor feel magnet near it and it make signal when magnet is close. Signal can be digital or analog and here Arduino reads this signal. We can see result on computer or LED. It is use for motor, wheel speed or position check. Circuit Coding: Coding Explanation: Circuit Working: Parts List: Component Name Quantity […]
Sensors and Detectors
Hall Effect Sensor Circuit with IC LM393
In this post Hall Effect Sensor Circuit with IC LM393 is used to detect magnetic field. It gives output when a magnet comes near. The module uses LM393 comparator to give digital output. It is used in motor speed detection, position detection and security systems. Circuit Working: Parts List: Component Value Quantity Resistors 1k 1/4 […]
PIR Motion Detector Circuit using Arduino
Turn Arduino into a motion spy! With just a PIR sensor, buzzer and LED we can detect movement easily. Whenever someone passes it spots movement and warns us with light and sound. This PIR Motion Detector Circuit using Arduino is for beginners and makers. It is fast to build, fun to use and full of […]
LDR Light Sensor Circuit with Arduino
This project is for smart LDR Light Sensor Circuit with Arduino. It can feel light like human eye. When dark come, it turn ON lamp by itself. When light come, it turn OFF lamp automatic. No need to press any switch. It save time and save power. It is small, simple and very low cost […]
Arduino Based Coin Value Identifier Circuit
This Arduino Based Coin Value Identifier Circuit is a simple coin sorting machine. It can detect and sort 2 Rs, 5 Rs, and 10 Rs coins. Each coin type is sensed by different IR sensors. The Arduino reads which sensor is triggered and shows value on LCD. This project is useful for small vending machines […]
Arduino GPS Based Speedometer Circuit
Anyone want to check speed of bike, car or any moving vehicle? With Arduino and GPS module we can make small but cheap DIY speedometer. This project for Arduino GPS Based Speedometer Circuit is easy and fun. It shows real-time speed on LCD using GPS satellite data. No need of big or complex sensors only […]





