Best Arduino Projects

Introduction to Best Arduino Projects

They are some of the best Arduino-based projects available at bestengineeringprojects.com which have gained enough popularity within short notice of time. We have selected a few Arduino projects as the best Arduino projects which can be a milestone in the field of easy electronics. A number of people are able to transform their dream into reality using the Arduino platform. The fact that this device is a simple microcontroller-based board that performs multifunction and also has multiple features, has attracted lots of eye towards it.

Being a friendly device, this device has almost been established as the right hand in project development work. It makes us feel like with Arduino, nothing is impossible. Along with being small, multi-featured, and command-oriented, this device has made project works involving embedded systems much easier and more entertaining. Here, see some of the Arduino-based projects and understand and when you are done, build your own first Arduino project and impress everyone.

Usually, we are told to build up a huge project by self-employing minor components one by one to understand the basics during our student lives. This trick works well to make ordinary people get well-known with basic electronics. However, this task might sometimes get complicated and time-consuming later on to go through the same basic steps when working on multiple projects. The solution to this problem has already been developed and we need not indulge our heads into this. This device brought into light as a remedy is nothing but a small electronics board comprising basic and most fundamental components of the electronics field used in almost all projects and it is given a name; Arduino.

This device is cheap; small sized and at the same time supports us in the invention of varieties of devices without having to go through a heap of coding activities. For its simplicity and cheap price, everyone loves it since this device comes in handy when time is challenging us in the worst way. It only provides a simple platform to build a big project, it’s up to us how we want to use it and how which for sure is a challenging task. To get started with, take a look at a few examples of Arduino-based projects listed below.​

Best Arduino Projects List

Circuit Diagram

1. Arduino FM Receiver Circuit using TEA5767

The circuit posted here is of Arduino FM Receiver using the digital radio—receiver module TEA5657 by Philips. Additional components like an audio power amplifier, Arduino uno board, and LCD module to display station number and frequency. However, for the receiving system to function flawlessly, external components like capacitors, resistors, etc. included in the circuit which is an obvious necessity. Read More […]

2. Arduino Fingerprint Sensor Lock

The project “Arduino Fingerprint Sensor Lock” is simply fabricated around an Arduino board. Not only to ensure door security, this project also makes certain to assist in fields like forensics, crime investigation, personal identification, attendance system and there is a lot more. Recently, there has been recorded a tremendous increase in the crime rate everywhere in the world. This issue is turning more severe every day. To get away with this problem, Read more […]

 arduino fingerprint sensor circuit
3. Earthquake Detector using Arduino

Earthquake Detector using Arduino:- Circuit Diagram, working and circuit description with the result and software code including library file of Earth Quake Detector They say, ‘Prevention is better than cure’. This statement goes perfectly with the events whose probability of occurrence is highly possible. Earthquake is one such disaster that comes as an evil fate and sweeps away precious human lives and civilization, it is that unpredictable Read more […]

result of earthquake dector using arduino
4. Temperature Controlled Fan using Arduino
The project ‘Temperature Controlled Fan using Arduino’ is simply fabricated around an Arduino uno board and temperature sensor LM35. The projects are good examples of embedded systems basically designed using a closed-looped feedback control system. For proper user interface visual indication, we also used LCD which indicates the temperature as well as the speed of the fan. Read more […]
5. High-Powered Strobe Light Using Arduino

This project is the extended version of the project strobe light using Arduino. Here, in this project, we use six high-power Luxeon LEDs as used in the previous project. We used a variable resistor as a timer, turning the led on for a given period and increasing the brightness. The FET is used instead of a bipolar transistor because it has a very high resistance and is used as a switch. Two voltage regulators are used to drive six Luxeon LEDs. PARTS LIST OF HIGH Read more […]

circuit diagram of high powered strobe light using arduino
6. Sound VU Meter Using Arduino

Different gadgets have been introduced to meet our requirements ranging from basic need to classy needs of human. With this development in the recent years, day by day people have grown more sophisticated. Hereby we have presented a circuit sound VU meter using arduino to display the volume of noise picked up by a microphone. The push-to-on switch SW1 is used to change the mode of sound VU meter. In normal mode, the LEDs just flickers up and down Read more […]

sound vu meter using arduino
7. Dynamic Temperature Indicator and Controller

Here is a standalone digital thermometer using arduino that also control the electric appliance according to temperature. Use of arduino technology makes this closed loop feedback control system efficient and reliable. Arduino allows dynamic and faster control. Here we used rotary encoder and liquid crystal display for more users friendly. The sensed and set temperature values are simultaneously display on the LCD panel in centigrade which can be Read more […]

dynamic temperature indicator and controller
8. Tune Player Using Arduino

Arduino board is designed for working with digital signal or square wave signal. If we want to generate sine wave, we have to do little effort, because analog output from arduino is not true analog but a PWM output which turn board on and off very frequently. Here we use digital to analog converter to generate fine analog output. A digital to analog converter has a single output having number of digital input. PARTS LIST OF YUNE LAYER USING Read more […]

tune player using arduino
9. Hypnotizer Using Arduino

Hypnotizer is device which is used to control mind and is one of the favorite things of us. Here is a project called hypnotizer using arduino shown in figure 1, which control the motor and also rotate it into clock wise and anti close wise direction. A spiral disk shown in figure 2, attached to a motor and rotates as motor rotates to mesmerize the unfortunate victims. Project Description of Hypnotizer Using Arduino The Project Hypnotizer is Read more […]

hypnotic-spiral
10. Infrared Remote Controller Using Arduino

Here is projects called “Infrared Remote Controller Using Arduino” which allow you to control any type of electrical gadget using any infrared remote control. The project posted here records an infrared message from an existing remote control and give output as required. Here, we use EEPROM memory to store the infrared signal code so that we can use this remote even arduino board is disconnected. Circuit Description of Infrared Remote Controller Read more […]

Infrared Remote Using Arduino