The ESP32 Tilt Sensor project demonstrates how to interface a tilt sensor with an ESP32 microcontroller to detect changes in orientation (tilt). The tilt sensor used in this project can be a simple tilt switch that changes state when tilted beyond a certain angle.
- ESP32 Microcontroller: Controls and processes sensor data.
- Tilt Sensor: Detects tilt or inclination changes.
- Jumper Wires: Connects the tilt sensor to the ESP32.
- Breadboard: Optional, for organizing circuit connections.
- Connecting the Tilt Sensor to ESP32:
- Digital Input: Connect the output pin of the tilt sensor to any GPIO pin on the ESP32 (e.g., GPIO 5).
- Pull-up Resistor: Use
pinMode(tiltSensorPin, INPUT_PULLUP)to enable the internal pull-up resistor on the GPIO pin connected to the tilt sensor.
-
Setup:
- Initialize Serial communication using
Serial.begin(9600)for debugging purposes. - Configure the tilt sensor pin as input with internal pull-up resistor using
pinMode(tiltSensorPin, INPUT_PULLUP).
- Initialize Serial communication using
-
Operation:
- Reading Tilt State:
- Use
digitalRead(tiltSensorPin)to read the state of the tilt sensor (HIGH or LOW). - Print the tilt state to the Serial Monitor based on the sensor reading.
- Use
- Reading Tilt State:
-
Output:
- Display "Tilt detected!" if the tilt sensor detects a tilt (LOW state).
- Display "No tilt detected." if the tilt sensor is not tilted (HIGH state).
-
Considerations:
- Sensor Positioning: Ensure the tilt sensor is positioned correctly to detect the desired tilt angle.
- Sensor Sensitivity: Adjust the sensor or circuit sensitivity if needed for specific tilt detection requirements.
- Debouncing: Add debouncing techniques if the sensor output is unstable due to mechanical vibrations.
- Orientation Detection: Monitor tilt or inclination of objects or surfaces.
- Alarm Systems: Trigger alarms or notifications based on tilt events.
- Robotics: Detect orientation changes in robotic applications.
🌐 ProjectsLearner - ESP32 Tilt Sensor
📧 Email
📸 Instagram
📘 Facebook
📘 LinkedIn
Created with ❤️ by ProjectsLearner