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    MQ - 2 Sensor

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    This Arduino code defines pin assignments for red, green LEDs and a buzzer. It takes sensor readings from analog pin A0 and turns on the red LED and buzzer if the reading exceeds 400, otherwise it turns on the green LED. The code sets the pins as inputs or outputs in setup() and continuously reads the sensor in loop(), changing LEDs and buzzer states based on the reading.

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    This Arduino code defines pin assignments for red, green LEDs and a buzzer. It takes sensor readings from analog pin A0 and turns on the red LED and buzzer if the reading exceeds 400, otherwise it turns on the green LED. The code sets the pins as inputs or outputs in setup() and continuously reads the sensor in loop(), changing LEDs and buzzer states based on the reading.

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    This Arduino code defines pin assignments for red, green LEDs and a buzzer. It takes sensor readings from analog pin A0 and turns on the red LED and buzzer if the reading exceeds 400, otherwise it turns on the green LED. The code sets the pins as inputs or outputs in setup() and continuously reads the sensor in loop(), changing LEDs and buzzer states based on the reading.

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    MQ - 2 Sensor

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    This Arduino code defines pin assignments for red, green LEDs and a buzzer. It takes sensor readings from analog pin A0 and turns on the red LED and buzzer if the reading exceeds 400, otherwise it turns on the green LED. The code sets the pins as inputs or outputs in setup() and continuously reads the sensor in loop(), changing LEDs and buzzer states based on the reading.

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    int redled=3;

    int greenled=2;
    int buz=4;
    int sensor = A0;
    int sensThre = 400;
    void setup()
    {
    pinMode(redled, OUTPUT);
    pinMode(greenled, OUTPUT);
    pinMode(buz, OUTPUT);
    pinMode(sensor, INPUT);
    Serial.begin(9600);
    }
    void loop()
    {
    int sensValue=analogRead(sensor);
    Serial.println(sensValue);
    if (sensValue > 300)
    {
    digitalWrite(redled, HIGH);
    tone(buz,10000,10);
    digitalWrite(greenled, LOW);
    }
    else
    {
    digitalWrite(greenled, HIGH);
    noTone(buz);
    digitalWrite(redled, LOW);
    }
    }

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