Specific cases or models that help explain a general idea.

Random instances that have no relevance to the topic.

Generalizations that apply to a wide range of situations.

Hypothetical scenarios that are not based on real data.

A tool in the Arduino program that shows data from the board in real time.

A feature that allows users to write and edit code in Arduino.

A component that connects the Arduino board to the internet.

A library for creating graphical user interfaces in Arduino.

The flow of free electrons through a conductor.

The resistance offered by a conductor to the flow of electrons.

The potential difference across a conductor.

The amount of energy stored in a conductor.

The amount of moisture or water vapor in the air.

The temperature of the air.

The speed of the wind.

The pressure exerted by the atmosphere.

A number representing the on or high state in binary code or digital signals. Also known as High.

A number representing the off or low state in binary code or digital signals. Also known as Low.

A number representing a neutral state in binary code or digital signals. Also known as Neutral.

A number representing an error state in binary code or digital signals. Also known as Error.

The power or energy supplied to a machine.

The output generated by a machine.

The maintenance required for a machine.

The physical structure of a machine.

Describes the breathability of a sensor. Aspirated screens protect sensors from radiation, while allowing airflow.

A term used to indicate a lack of airflow in sensors.

A method of increasing radiation exposure to sensors.

A type of sensor that does not require airflow.

Thin metal lines on a circuit board that carry electrical current between components.

Thick plastic lines that insulate electrical components from each other.

Wires that connect batteries to light bulbs in a circuit.

Copper coils that store electrical energy for later use.

An online tool that lets users program, monitor, and control Arduino boards from anywhere with internet access.

A software for designing 3D models for Arduino projects.

A mobile app for controlling Arduino devices via Bluetooth.

A programming language specifically for Arduino boards.

A diagnostic tool used to measure two or more electrical values.

A device used to amplify electrical signals.

A tool for measuring temperature and humidity.

A type of battery used in electronic devices.

A number representing the off or low state in binary code or digital signals. Also known as LOW.

A number representing the on or high state in binary code or digital signals. Also known as HIGH.

A number used to represent a character in ASCII code.

A number that indicates an error state in digital signals.

Using machines or technology to do tasks with little or no human help.

A process that requires constant human intervention.

A method of manual labor that does not involve technology.

A technique for improving human productivity without machines.

A simple switch that starts or stops the flow of electricity when pressed.

A device used to measure temperature.

A tool for cutting materials.

A component that stores electrical energy.

A diode arrangement in a circuit where the diode works as a conductor.

A diode arrangement that prevents current from flowing.

A configuration that allows reverse current to pass through the diode.

A setup where the diode is completely off and non-conductive.

A type of microcontroller used for automating agricultural systems like irrigation or sensor monitoring.

A software application for designing agricultural layouts.

A type of sensor used for monitoring soil moisture levels.

A wireless communication device for connecting agricultural equipment.

A small, programmable device that controls project electronics like lights, motors, or sensors.

A type of programming language used for web development.

A brand of high-performance computers.

A popular video game console.

An electronic component that limits current flow, protecting sensitive devices.

A device that amplifies electrical signals.

A component that stores electrical energy in an electric field.

A circuit element that allows current to flow freely.

Signal or data in one of two states, high (on,5V) or low (off, 0V), used to read input from and send out to connected components.

A continuous signal that represents physical measurements.

A type of signal that can take on any value within a given range.

A method of data transmission that uses multiple frequencies.

A device that gets signals from a sensor, transmitter, or controller to perform a task.

A device that sends signals to a sensor or controller.

A device that amplifies signals for better transmission.

A device that stores data for future use.