Small Temperature and Lightness Sensor Shield

by ohneschuh in Circuits > Sensors

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Small Temperature and Lightness Sensor Shield

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For my wifi weather station (Arduino + ESP8266) I need an temperature and lightness sensor shield. Therefore I designed the following one.

I will publish the whole weather station later, too. Actually I'm still working on the software. But the last step shows a picture of the final design.

Parts

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To build this weather station you need some parts:

  • 1x stripboard 4x5 vertical
  • 2x Resistor 10 kΩ
  • 1x headers 4x1 male 90°
  • 1x light-dependent resistor (LDR) - I use a GL5537
  • 1x thermistor - I use R0=10 kΩ, beta=3950
  • one short wire

Build Up

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I will not show the whole build up of the shield because it's easy soldering. Only the steps:

  • Insert the cut in the breadboard
  • solder all parts onto the right place
  • Finished

Outlook

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Here's a brief look to the final weater station measuring

  • temperature
  • lightness
  • air pressure
  • humidity

and send the data via wifi to thingspeak.com! And all combined on a stripboard size of 5 to 6 cm.

So, follow me for the further instructables.