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To create a medication reminder system using an Arduino Uno, you'll need some key components and a basic wiring schematic. Here's a simple list of components you might use for this project:
Components
Arduino Uno: This will serve as the main microcontroller for your project.
LCD Display: For displaying messages or reminders. Typically, a 16x2 display is used.
RTC Module (Real-Time Clock): To keep track of time, you may use the DS3231.
Buzzer: To alert when it's time to take medication.
Push Buttons: For setting the time and reminders.
Power supply: To power the Arduino Uno and other components.
Resistors: Typically 10kΩ for pull-up or pull-down configurations.
Wires: For connections.
Basic Wiring Connections
Here's how you can connect these elements. Remember that the actual pin numbers on each component may vary, so this is a general guideline.