BLUETOOTH INTERFACE WITH ARDUINO

🔵BLUETOOTH Interface with Arduino – Short Note
Overview:
Bluetooth is a wireless communication technology used to exchange data over short distances. Interfacing a Bluetooth module (like HC-05 or HC-06) with Arduino allows wireless control and communication with devices like smartphones, tablets, or computers.
🧠 Working Principle:
The Bluetooth module connects to Arduino through serial communication (TX/RX).
It pairs with a Bluetooth-enabled device (like a smartphone).
When data is sent from the phone (e.g., using a Bluetooth terminal app), the Arduino receives and acts on it.
🔌 Circuit Diagram:

| HC-05 Pin | Arduino Pin |
|---|---|
| VCC | 5V |
| GND | GND |
| TXD | D10 (Software RX) |
| RXD | D11 (via voltage divider – TX from Arduino) |
📝 Sample Arduino Code:
✅ Applications:
Remote control cars
Home automation
Wireless sensor monitoring
Bluetooth-based voting or security systems
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