Thursday, 1 May 2014


SO WHAT EXACTLY IS A TILT SENSOR...WHAT DOES IT DO?
simply put, it is an electronic device, quite small (about the size of an LED); it acts like an ordinary switch, the switch closes when the sensor is tilted and opens when brought to its original position.

and amongst other things, a tilt sensor can be used to determine angular deviation (from the normal).


SO WHAT COMPONENTS DO WE NEED FOR THIS CONNECTION?
  •  ARDUINO BOARD AND CABLE
  • BREADBOARD
  • TILT SENSOR
  • LED
  • 220 OHM RESISTOR (FOR THE LED)
  • 10K RESISTOR
  • JUMPER WIRE

SEE WHAT THE SKETCH LOOKS LIKE


/* using tilt sensor to switch an led ON/OFF connected to pin 3
of the arduino...
AUTHOR: ANIEROBI PETER
DATE: 4/23/2014
www.hub360.blogspot.com, www.facebook.com/hub360circuits
*/
int tilt =4; // tilt sensor connected to digital pin 4
int led = 3;// led connected to pin 3
int x;
void setup(){
  pinMode(tilt,INPUT); //set tilt as input
  pinMode(led,OUTPUT);  //set led as output
}
void loop(){
  x= digitalRead(tilt); //read to know if tilt is closed
  digitalWrite(led,x);  //ON or OFF an LED according to detection
}



 AND FOR THE CONNECTION






 THINK...CREATE...REPEAT

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