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The document outlines a project for a temperature monitoring and control system using an LM35 sensor and Arduino. It details the objectives, components, working principles, and applications of the system, which includes real-time temperature detection and control of a fan or LED based on a threshold. Future enhancements suggest adding remote monitoring capabilities and advanced control features.

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LM35 Arduino Temperature Presentation

The document outlines a project for a temperature monitoring and control system using an LM35 sensor and Arduino. It details the objectives, components, working principles, and applications of the system, which includes real-time temperature detection and control of a fan or LED based on a threshold. Future enhancements suggest adding remote monitoring capabilities and advanced control features.

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rature Monitoring and Control System using LM35 Sensor and A

Presented by: [Your Name]


Course: [Subject Name]
Institution: [Your Institution]
Date: [Date]
Introduction

• Monitoring temperature is crucial in systems like HVAC, greenhouses, etc.


• Automation improves accuracy and efficiency.
• Project simulates sensing & control using LM35 and Arduino.
Objective

• Design a temperature monitoring and control system


• Measure temperature using LM35
• Display temperature
• Control a fan or LED when threshold exceeded
Components Used

• Arduino UNO
• LM35 Temperature Sensor
• 16x2 LCD / Serial Monitor
• LED / Fan (output)
• Breadboard & Jumper Wires
• Resistors (optional)
Working Principle

• LM35 gives analog voltage based on temperature


• Arduino reads analog value from LM35
• Temperature formula: Temp(°C) = analogRead * (5.0/1024) * 100
• Fan/LED turns ON when temperature exceeds threshold
Circuit Diagram

• LM35 pin 1 → 5V
• LM35 pin 2 → A0 (Analog Input)
• LM35 pin 3 → GND
• Digital pin (8) → Fan/LED via transistor/relay
Arduino Code Snippet

int sensor = A0;


int fan = 8;
float temp;

void setup() {
pinMode(fan, OUTPUT);
Serial.begin(9600);
}

void loop() {
int value = analogRead(sensor);
temp = value * 0.488;
Serial.println(temp);
if(temp > 30) {
digitalWrite(fan, HIGH);
} else {
digitalWrite(fan, LOW);
Simulation

Tinkercad used for simulation


Real-time temperature shown on serial/LCD
Fan/LED turns ON when temperature > 30°C
imulation Link: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/eklorG57Zq7-lm35-temperature-senso
Applications

• Home temperature control


• Industrial monitoring
• Food storage
• Server room management
• Smart home systems
Advantages

• Simple and cost-effective


• Real-time control
• Easy to program
• Expandable to IoT
Conclusion

• Designed a working simulation with LM35 and Arduino


• Real-time temperature detection
• Fan/LED control logic based on threshold
• Scope for IoT expansion
Future Enhancements

• Add WiFi/Bluetooth for remote monitoring


• Mobile/web dashboard
• Advanced control algorithms
• Solar-powered enhancements
Q&A

Thank you!
Any questions?

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