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YF-B10 water flow sensor - simple rectangular waveform detector

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  • #31 20249566
    Janusz_kk
    Level 39  
    ramzesq wrote:
    I super:) Plate 17pln and minor alterations. Thanks:)

    Sometimes you have to think outside the box :) Describe later how it works for you and whether it started from the shoot :)
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    #32 20249619
    Alpha
    Level 26  
    And here's a circuit that will also work: YF-B10 water flow sensor - simple rectangular waveform detector .
    I don't know what the pulse frequency will be, so it's possible you'll have to select capacitor values.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the YF-B10 water flow sensor, specifically its application for detecting hot water in showers to activate an air extractor. The user seeks a finished PCB solution to detect the TTL rectangular waveform from the sensor, expressing difficulty in finding suitable circuits beyond basic Arduino implementations. Various suggestions are made, including using PWM converters, microcontroller interrupts, and ready-made relay boards. Some participants recommend Arduino Nano for handling interrupts and relay control, while others suggest searching for existing pulse detection circuits. The conversation also touches on the cost of ready-made solutions versus DIY approaches, with some users sharing circuit diagrams and code examples for Arduino and ESP32. Ultimately, the user expresses a desire for a simple, cost-effective solution that could work with different supply voltages.
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