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Fire Alarm System Project

The document outlines the construction of a Fire Alarm System using Arduino, temperature, and gas sensors, along with a circuit diagram. It details the connections for the temperature sensor, gas sensor, piezo buzzer, and LED to the Arduino board. The setup involves connecting power, ground, and analog pins to enable the system's functionality.

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Fire Alarm System Project

The document outlines the construction of a Fire Alarm System using Arduino, temperature, and gas sensors, along with a circuit diagram. It details the connections for the temperature sensor, gas sensor, piezo buzzer, and LED to the Arduino board. The setup involves connecting power, ground, and analog pins to enable the system's functionality.

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Fire Alarm System Project by Interfacing Arduino with

Temperature & Gas Sensor using TinkerCad

Circuit Connections and its Working:

Fire Alarm System Project by Interfacing Arduino - Circuit Diagram

The circuit connections are as follows.

Firstly, we need to connect one line of the breadboard to the ground and the other to the
power supply. This is done by connecting the 5V pin of the Arduino Board to one line of
connection pins on the breadboard. The other line of the breadboard is connected to the
ground terminal of the Arduino Board. These lines will be connected to other devices.

The Temperature sensor has three pins. Ground, Vout, and Vs (Supply). The Vs pin
that has a range of 4-20V is connected to the power supply line of the breadboard. The
Ground terminal of the sensor is connected to the ground line of the breadboard. The
Vout terminal of the temperature sensor is connected to one of the Analog pins of the
Arduino Board, A1.

Now let us learn how the connections are done with the Gas sensor. This sensor has 6
pins. 3 pins of the gas sensor are directly connected to the power supply line of the
breadboard. Amongst the other 3 pins of the sensor, one pin is connected to one of the
Analog pins of the Arduino Board, A0. The pin in the middle is connected to the ground
line of the breadboard. The third pin of the sensor is connected to a resistor and then
connected to the ground line.

The piezo buzzer is externally connected to the circuit. The ground pin of the #buzzer is
connected to the ground line of the breadboard. Another pin of the buzzer is connected
to the digital pin, PIN 7 of the Arduino Board.

Lastly, the LED is connected to the Arduino directly. The cathode of the LED is
connected to the GND pin of Arduino and the anode of the LED is connected through a
resistor to the digital pin 13 of the Arduino.
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