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    The document describes an experiment to create a "Love-o-meter" circuit using an Arduino Uno board, a temperature sensor, and five LEDs with 220Ω resistors. The circuit will measure a person's hand temperature and indicate it through the LEDs. It will be built by connecting the temperature sensor as an analog input, the LEDs as digital outputs, and resistors to protect the LEDs from overheating or damage. The temperature sensor requires a 5V potential difference from the Arduino board to operate properly.

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    The document describes an experiment to create a "Love-o-meter" circuit using an Arduino Uno board, a temperature sensor, and five LEDs with 220Ω resistors. The circuit will measure a person's hand temperature and indicate it through the LEDs. It will be built by connecting the temperature sensor as an analog input, the LEDs as digital outputs, and resistors to protect the LEDs from overheating or damage. The temperature sensor requires a 5V potential difference from the Arduino board to operate properly.

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    Summary Love o Meter

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    Owen Largo
    The document describes an experiment to create a "Love-o-meter" circuit using an Arduino Uno board, a temperature sensor, and five LEDs with 220Ω resistors. The circuit will measure a person's hand temperature and indicate it through the LEDs. It will be built by connecting the temperature sensor as an analog input, the LEDs as digital outputs, and resistors to protect the LEDs from overheating or damage. The temperature sensor requires a 5V potential difference from the Arduino board to operate properly.

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    Owen R.

    Largo BIT – CT 3B DAY 10/15/2021

    SUMMARY

    In the third activity, I will make a “Love-o-meter” using a temperature sensor and five
    leds with 220Ω resistors each one. The main objective will be to implement a function that
    measures the temperature of the hands of the person that makes the experiment. First of all, I
    have to connect my electrical circuit over the board. The leds will be connected as digital
    outputs, the temperature sensor as analog input and the resistors will be used to reduce the
    work of the leds avoiding the overwarming and protecting from possible irreparable damages.
    It is important to know that the temperature sensor must be connected with a potencial
    difference of 5V provided by the Arduino UNO board to work. The last step consists on
    programming and understanding the function.

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