Humidity and Temperature measurement

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OBJECTIVE: To measure the humidity and temperature of surrounding using Humidity sensor with Arduino and then print the value on LCD display.      

Electronic Components you need for this project are:

1) Arduino Uno

2) DHT11 Humidity and Temperature sensor module

3) 16×2 LCD display

4) 10k Ohm potentiometer

5) 5kohm resistor

6) Power supply

7) Breadboard for connection

8) Connecting Wires

 

Link to the project site is given below:

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