Some dumb DIY work with my Raspberry Pi 3 + Home Assistant, making RPi a total control and monitor tower of my IoT devices and attached sensors.
YAY such a money-wasting DIY project! but at least I gave my rolling-on-the-floor Raspberry Pi 3 a usage ;)
- Just for fun!
- Buying a finished product is very costly!
- Building my own useful device is very accomplishing! isn't it?
- Make a good experience and keep my smol hardware/electrician skill!
Hey, what's the problem? I just wanted to build this from scratch, so don't bother me
- Raspberry Pi 3 Model B
- Raspberry Pi Sense HAT
- Mean Well RS-15-5
- USB Type-A to USB Micro Type-B fast-charging cable
- A breadboard
- (A perfboard)
- A bunch of M-F/M-M wires
- (An soldering iron and its friends)
- (Actually I bought a new soldering iron, because the made-in-China cheap one which I was bought from AliExpress is ...a trash)
Bought from specialized store (디바이스마트)
- RF-180 power socket
- 8-shaped AC cable
- Damn I don't know how to call it in English
- Info : https://www.devicemart.co.kr/goods/view?no=16542
- VCTF power cord (0.75SQ x 3C, 1M)
- (SZH-AT002) Raspberry Pi cooling fan
- (ONE011) DHT11 temperature/humidity module
- (ONE023) Vibration sensor module
- (ONE026) CdS light sensor module
- (ONE013) Sound pressure sensor module
- (ONE007) MQ-2 flammable gas sensor module
- (ONE009) IR phototransistor infrared receiver module
- (ELB030103) IR double-headed infrared transmitter module
- Microchip Technology MCP3008-I/P ADC converter
- (To be added)
- DHT11 temperature & humidity
- MQ-2 flammable gas sensor
- Vibration sensor
- CdS light sensor
- Sound pressure sensor
- Sensors provided in Sense HAT
- Gyroscope
- Accelerometer
- Magnetometer
- Barometric pressure
- Temperature
- Humidity
- Xiaomi Mijia Smart Standing Fan 2 (BPLDS02DM)
- Xiaomi Mi Air 2S
- Samsung Hauzen Air Conditioner (HS-B67PR)