Arduino Sensor Connections
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Below is a high‐level block diagram showing how the components are interconnected. This diagram summarizes the power supply branching, the voltage regulator, the Arduino, and the sensor/actuator connections. You can review it and let me know any changes you’d like. (Click “apply changes” to update the project.)
Diagram
Notes:
- The Power Supply feeds both the Arduino via its VIN pin and the LM7805 Regulator.
- The LM7805 Regulator provides a stable 5V Rail which powers most sensors, the relay-controlled water pump, the multiplexer, etc.
- The Arduino provides an additional 3.3V Rail for components like the BMP280, ESP8266, and SIM 800L.
- Signal connections between the Arduino and peripherals (e.g., TX/RX for communication, digital/analog signals for sensor inputs) are indicated as simplified arrows.
- Protection and filtering elements (Capacitors, Diodes, MOSFET) are shown to indicate their locations in the design.
- The Relay Module controls the Water Pump, while the MOSFET is available for additional switching if required.
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Below is a pictorial representation as a diagram using Mermaid. When you click "apply changes," this diagram will be added to your project. Let me know if you need any modifications.
Diagram
Notes:
- The Power Supply feeds both the Arduino (via VIN) and the LM7805 Regulator.
- The LM7805 creates a steady 5V Rail for powering most sensors, actuators, and modules.
- The Arduino provides an additional 3.3V Rail for the BMP280, ESP8266, and SIM 800L.
- Signal connections between devices are represented by arrows. Connections such as digital/analog signals, I2C, and TX/RX lines are simplified for clarity.
- Supplemental components like capacitors, diodes, and MOSFETs for switching and protection are shown.
Let me know if you need any further adjustments or additional details.
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