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This document describes adding an LED and buzzer to a temperature sensor project that will respond differently based on the measured temperature range. A red LED and rapidly oscillating buzzer will activate if the temperature is below 10 or above 35 degrees. A yellow LED and smoothly oscillating buzzer will engage between 25-35 degrees. A green LED will illuminate and the buzzer will be silent for temperatures of 10-25 degrees.

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Projets Arduino

This document describes adding an LED and buzzer to a temperature sensor project that will respond differently based on the measured temperature range. A red LED and rapidly oscillating buzzer will activate if the temperature is below 10 or above 35 degrees. A yellow LED and smoothly oscillating buzzer will engage between 25-35 degrees. A green LED will illuminate and the buzzer will be silent for temperatures of 10-25 degrees.

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Exercise

Add a LED to the project above. When the temperature is in a defined range, make the
LED turn on and make the buzzer sound.
You can assign different colored LEDs and different buzzer sounds for different
temperature ranges
E.g.:
- When the temperature is lower than 10 or higher than 35, a red LED turns on and the
buzzer
makes a rapidly-oscillating sound
- When the temperature falls between 25 and 35, a yellow LED turns on and buzzer
makes a
smooth-osciallating sound
- When the temperature falls between 10 and 25, a green LED turns on and the buzzer is
off.

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