Course background:
Environmental monitoring is a commonly used application field of embedded application systems. This lesson mainly explains how to use Arduino with various types of sensors to sense the surrounding environment.
Core content:
1. Definition and classification of sensors
2. Use of temperature sensors
3. Use of light sensors
4. Use of humidity sensors
Software environment: Arduino IDE, Fritzing
Course level: Elementary
Suitable for people:
zero-based embedded, Internet of Things, Intelligent hardware development enthusiasts
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