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Category: Sensors
Sensing Light Levels with a Photocell
Photocells are a popular component in electronics projects; they let you sense light levels. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a wireless photocell.
Joystick with XBee
Let’s get physical! Join this joystick to your XBee radio for a terrific way to add movement to your project, sending all kinds of things in different directions.
Counting Money with a Coin Acceptor
Your XBee can make real money, all by itself. In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through how to program the radio, configure the acceptor and wire it up to an XBee so you can create projects that earn real cash!
Feeling Force with an FSR
As opposed to a simple push button, force sensing resistors (FSR’s for short) can sense how hard a user is pressing down. In this tutorial, we’ll make a wireless FSR.
802.15.4 Digital Input with a Button
In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through how to program an XBee radio for digital input and wire up a button so that you can use an XBee to make your digital electronics projects wireless.
802.15.4 Analog Input with a Potentiometer
When it comes to analog input, it doesn’t get any easier than a basic potentiometer. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to connect a “pot” to one of the two analog inputs on an XBee radio.
