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| This circuit uses a sensor made of a small piece of etched PC board and a simple SCR circuit to detect rain and sound a buzzer. The SCR could also be used to activate a relay, turn on a lamp, or send a signal to a security system. |
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| Is this circuit commercially available? | ||
| It is very useful for us.So all of use it.Thanks | ||
| Please can you explain to me what kind of sensor you refere in project??? I.m very interested in this project, but i dont know that sensor is. Thank you Mário Duarte Santos - Portugal | ||
| i would like to build these project of automatic wiper ,pls will u send the necessaray details for the project | ||
| I would like to build this circuit and get it to work, so if you could send me more info about it. thanks | ||
| are there any project combining between the rain detector and temperature sensor using PIC microcontroller? how much does this project cost? | ||
| Hi, I'm thinking of making a wireless rain detector, I was going to modify a wireless doorbell system and instead of being activated via a push button to be activated by a moisture sensor. Do you think that the above circuit if viable for my project? Thanks :) | ||
| can we use this project as moisture detector? | ||
| sir,i wanna to know the function of each component used in this project.actually i have take this project as my assignment,so i hope you can help me.. thanks | ||
| so good cicuit..... | ||
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