Explanation Of Arduino Weight Measuring Machine Project

Hello and we'll come to this in unison today I would show you that project that we just made using the load cell and the we know micro-controller as you can see here. This is the Nazrul can handle up to 200 kilograms. Up here we have the controller you're using all of in all. And here we have the module it's called it's called x seven hundred eleven. And this is the breadboard with we have three LEDs.

The first lead here will light when the weight is below 50 kilograms that green will light when the load is between 50 and 100. This last trade led with light when the road is above 100 kilogram. So now I'll start placing weights. Let's take a look at these three. As you can see the first is that it led lighting forward because we don't have anything here. It's below 50 grams 50 kilograms.

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If I placed a wave that's about 50 kilograms on the load cell as you can see that that is still ongoing but it's a little bit crazy. But as you can see that we need is off now. It's on the third lead is for any way above 100 kilogram. So if I placed our weight above 100 kilogram as you can see it's turning on if we didn't have all the weights it will.

Then the first leg which is four way it's below 100 below 50 kilograms. Now let's take a quick look at the readings on that computer. As you can see here we have reading zero kilograms. And our calibration factor is eight. And as you can see the line below 50 kilograms is written now five blades and it led as you can see them don't.

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Now if I placed a weight between 50 and 100 it will change every day. As you can see between 50 and 100 it's 70 alarms. And as you can see that being this on again if we place it above 100th as you can see a hundred twelve kilogram. It's I think above 100.

And here we have a third lead of. That's it. This is everything. Thanks for learning. If you have a question please ask. See you in the next article here at howtofactory.blogspot.com web blog. Bye bye.