Plug the transceiver into its own power source and let it normalize the sensor while you create the receiver Upload the Receiver .ino file to the Arduino that will receive the data. Plug the receiver ...

A temperature sensor, microcontroller, wireless module, battery, case, and miscellaneous parts meant each node in the sensor grid would cost about $10.

Develop a temperature monitoring system using Arduino and an LM35 temperature sensor. Establish reliable communication between the sensor and Arduino for real-time data acquisition. Implement data ...

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I'll see how things go, but I'll probably aim for sustained power, just so I can toss other sensors in as well (temp/humidity/etc). I'm planning to have a "spider" of moisture sensors off one ...

CHATSWORTH, CA-- (Marketwired - September 28, 2016) - Venstar® today announced its new Wireless Temperature Sensor for ColorTouch® and Voyager® Wi-Fi® residential and commercial thermostats.

The sensor, which is a tiny 2 millimeter square weighing just 1.6 milligrams, communicates the temperature it records to a dedicated router nearby. Aboard the chip, a small antenna captures energy ...