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Arduino Weather Station

A multi-sensor environmental monitoring system that measures temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure and displays the readings locally on an LCD.

₹3131.00

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Development fee₹1769.00
Components (from library)₹1362.00
Total per unit (incl. GST)₹3131.00
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Components

7 items

Difficulty

Intermediate

Build Time

4-6 hours

Project Details

The Arduino Weather Station is a compact embedded monitoring system designed to collect and display environmental parameters. It integrates multiple sensors to measure temperature, relative humidity, and barometric pressure, allowing users to observe local atmospheric conditions in real time. The project demonstrates multi-sensor data acquisition, digital communication protocols (I2C), and formatted data presentation on a display module. Unlike single-sensor projects, this system requires handling different sensor libraries, synchronization, and data formatting — making it a strong intermediate-level embedded project. The pressure data from the BMP280 can also be used to estimate altitude and weather trends (rising pressure = fair weather, falling pressure = possible rain). Thus, the system acts as a basic meteorological station. This project architecture mirrors real embedded weather nodes used in smart agriculture, home automation HVAC systems, environmental data logging, and IoT weather networks.

How It Works

The system operates through a coordinated data acquisition and display process. The DHT22 sensor measures temperature and humidity using a capacitive humidity sensor and thermistor, outputting calibrated digital data. The BMP280 sensor measures atmospheric pressure using a piezoresistive MEMS sensor and communicates via I2C protocol. The Arduino Uno reads data from both sensors, processes the raw values, formats them into readable strings, and displays them on the 16x2 LCD screen. The I2C protocol allows multiple devices (BMP280 and LCD) to share the same two communication lines (SDA and SCL). The system continuously updates readings every 2 seconds, providing real-time environmental monitoring. The pressure data can be analyzed for weather trends: rising pressure indicates fair weather, while falling pressure suggests possible rain.

Prerequisites

Basic understanding of Arduino programming (variables, loops, functions), familiarity with electronic components (resistors, sensors), knowledge of how to install Arduino libraries, and experience with breadboard prototyping. Users should know how to upload code to an Arduino board and understand basic I2C communication concepts.

#Arduino#Weather Station#DHT22#BMP280#I2C#Environmental Monitoring#IoT Foundations

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