Programming & Electronics for a Noob Like Me

Home Made Weather station with Arduino Home Made Weather station with Arduino Many like me are thirsty for information, have always wanted to self-produce a simple home weather station to monitor the environmental conditions inside the house. Not long ago I decided to interface an Arduino board with the fantastic free IOT platform Thingspeak, so I can check the environmental data of my home at any time and anywhere. In this tutorial we will see how to send values ​​of Temperature, Pressure, Humidity and flame presence of your home to the Thingspeak platform. First things First Creating a free account on Thingspeak.com is simple, go to the address and click on the top right of "Register". Once registered and logged in, just click on the "Channels" drop-down menu at the top and then on "My Channels" When you are on "My Channels" page click on "New Channel" Enter all the necessar...

Show Temperate and  Umidity on an OLED screen 128x64 pi Show Temperate and  Umidity on an OLED screen 128x64 pi Living on an island I'm used to a fairly high humidity rate, especially in summer, the evening is almost unbearable. I was curious to know how much moisture saturation (%) was in my house, then in the future logging data on an SD card to compare the data with the dehumidifier switched on and not ..... but we will talk about this later on! Today we talk about how to display data on an OLED screen of the smallest size of just 0.96 " Let's Prepare the Soup What you need: Arduino nano  (or any other you have available) OLED Screen 0.96" DHT11  module Cables  F-F  type (or M-M in case on Arduino UNO) Wiring Up Now let's connect the modules with our Arduino Nano. Having Male Pin on Arduino and Modules I do not need a Breadboard as the links will be direct. If in your case it is diff...