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Lucas Godoy
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Temperature and Humidity Sensor on a Self-Hosted Cloud

In this easy project we'll connect a temperature and humidity sensor to an Arduino Uno with an Ethernet Shield and we'll use Blynk.

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Temperature and Humidity Sensor on a Self-Hosted Cloud

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Main schematic

This shows how to wire the Arduino to the Ethernet shield and the AM2302 sensor.

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A temperature and relative humidity sensor on a self-hosted cloud. Made with an Arduino Uno with an Ethernet Shield and an AM2302 sensor.

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Lucas Godoy
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