Arduino Nano Tap Counter 🔥 | Vibration Sensor + 5 LEDs | DIY Electronics Project #arduino

Have you ever wondered if you could count taps using Arduino? 🤔

In this DIY electronics project, I built a Tap Counter using an Arduino Nano, a spring vibration switch, and 5 LEDs.

Every time a tap is detected, the counter increases and the corresponding number of LEDs lights up. For example, 2 taps turn ON 2 LEDs, 3 taps turn ON 3 LEDs, and so on, up to 5 taps. 💡

⚙️ Components Used:

* Arduino Nano
* Spring Vibration Switch Sensor
* 5 LEDs
* Connecting wires
* Breadboard (if used)

🚀 This project is a fun way to learn about vibration detection, sensor inputs, digital outputs, and Arduino programming.

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