BOSON Light Sensor i4

This article details a no-code example for setting up a light intensity detector using BOS sensors and OLED modules, including hardware preparation, wiring instructions, and displaying test results.

This article offers a step-by-step guide on building a music box using a no-code approach. It covers necessary hardware components like light sensors and buzzer modules, provides a wiring diagram, and explains how the music box reacts to light changes to produce sound and light effects.

This article explores a no-code approach to creating smart streetlights that efficiently save energy by only lighting up when detecting passersby at night, utilizing light sensors, sound sensors, LED modules, and logic modules in a simple setup.

The article provides a detailed guide on setting up a micro:bit light intensity detector using BOSON components, including hardware preparation, software tools like Mind+ and Makecode, wiring diagrams, and sample programs to measure and display light intensity accurately.

This article offers a step-by-step guide to create a music box using micro:bit and BOSON modules, including programming with Mind+ and Makecode, wiring setup, and sample codes to enhance your DIY electronics project.

After connecting the modules according to the connection diagram below, the setup works in this way: the streetlight will light up only when having detected there are passersby at night. This design greatly saves power resources.