Arduino based temperature sensor with Nokia 3310
Building projects with Arduino is easy especially if all building blocks are within reach of your hand. This project is simply assembly of three parts: Freeduino, Nokia3310 LCD and HSM-20G temperature and humidity sensor. Operation is straight forward. It measures ten points of temperature and humidity and then displays averaged value on LCD screen. State accuracy is about 3 degrees and 5%RH unless you calibrate sensor....
Source: Embedds.com - Friday, 13 January
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