Heart Rate Monitor Using Arduino Uno

💓 Build Your Own Heart Rate Monitor with Arduino! 💓

Ever wanted to create a custom heart rate monitor that you can proudly say you built yourself? 🚀 Dive into this DIY project where we’ll guide you through the process of building a heart rate monitor using Arduino and essential electronic components. 🛠✨

Arduino: The versatile microcontroller that forms the core of our project. It processes the sensor data and controls the display.

Heart Rate Sensor: This critical component detects your pulse and sends the data to the Arduino. It’s designed for accuracy and reliability.

OLED Screen: A compact and vibrant display that shows your real-time heart rate readings. Perfect for keeping track of your health metrics.

Breadboard: A tool for building and testing our circuit without soldering. It makes prototyping quick and easy.

Jumper Wires: These flexible wires connect all the components on the breadboard, ensuring everything communicates correctly.
Steps to Build Your Heart Rate Monitor:

Setup the Breadboard: Arrange the heart rate sensor, OLED screen, and Arduino on the breadboard.

Connect the Components: Use jumper wires to connect the sensor and screen to the Arduino according to the schematic.
Programming: Upload the code to the Arduino to calibrate the heart rate sensor and display the readings on the OLED screen.
Testing: Put it all together and test your new heart rate monitor to see it in action!

Whether you're a tech enthusiast or just curious about electronics, this project is a fantastic way to learn about sensors, microcontrollers, and real-time data display. Ready to take on this exciting challenge? Follow along and bring your DIY heart rate monitor to life! 💪📉

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