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Exercise 2

The document outlines a project to build a temperature and humidity monitoring system using an Arduino, DHT11 sensor, and LCD display. It includes a methodology for connecting components and coding with specific libraries. Additionally, it instructs on preparing and submitting a detailed project report in a specified format and naming convention.

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Exercise 2

The document outlines a project to build a temperature and humidity monitoring system using an Arduino, DHT11 sensor, and LCD display. It includes a methodology for connecting components and coding with specific libraries. Additionally, it instructs on preparing and submitting a detailed project report in a specified format and naming convention.

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EXERCISE-2

Design Temperature and Humidity Monitoring System


Objective: Build a system to display temperature and humidity on an LCD.
Components: Arduino, DHT11 sensor, LCD display.
Features: Collect real-time environmental data and display it.
Methodology
1. Drag a DHT11 sensor and an LCD display to the workspace.
2. Connect the DHT11 to the Arduino (data pin to a digital pin) and the LCD
using an I2C module.
3. Use libraries like DHT.h and LiquidCrystal_I2C.h in your Arduino code to
display readings on the LCD.

Note- After completing the project, kindly prepare a detailed project report and
upload it to the LMS. Ensure the report is well-structured, includes all relevant
details, and adheres to the required format.
Once completed, compile them into a single PDF. The file should be named as
follows:
For example, if your name is Sivabalan P and your registration number is
23011103051 IoTB, then the folder name should be:
23011103051_Sivabalan_IoTB_Assignment1
Ensure your submission is clear, properly formatted, and adheres to the naming
convention.

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