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givenkiban1
modified 3 years ago

Pot plant sensor - Part 2

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I'm tutoring the 2022 University of Cape Town EEE1006F students and this is their final project for the semester. making a sensor that can detect when plant is fully watered, has some water or needs to be watered immediately and plays a sound when this is the case or has buzzer on or buzzer is off. The potentiometer acts as the soil/sensor... humidity is inversely proportional to resistance and resistance is inversely proportional to voltage, meaning the higher the humidity, the higher the voltage. This circuit works in conjunction with Pot plant sensor - Part 1. This is the logic of the circuit that determines the kind of output on buzzer. The full circuit takes output from circuit in Part 1, without the Leds and feeds into circuit from Part 2, replacing the logic sources with the outputs from circuit 1 and replacing the LED in circuit 2 with a buzzer.
published 3 years ago
zorgrian
3 years ago
Are students all white people?
givenkiban1
3 years ago
nah, UCT is in South Africa and we've got people from all faces of the earth, multi-national. multi-cultural, multi-racial
Robert_Kidd
3 years ago
That’s brilliant!
zorgrian
3 years ago
It sounds good, but I've never met a nice white South African
zorgrian
3 years ago
Also, I feel your perspective is biased as you yourself are a white south African who probably speaks the vile distortion of Dutch known as Africans

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