Arduino Nano ESP32 - Buzzer
In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to program Arduino Nano ESP32 to control a 12V active buzzer to produce a loud sound. If you want to control 5V active/passive buzzer, please check out this Arduino Nano ESP32 Piezo Buzzer tutorial
Hardware Preparation
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Overview of 12V Active Buzzer
The 12V Active Buzzer can produce a loud sound, which is suitable for the alarming system.
Pinout
12V Active Buzzer usually has two pins:
- Negative (-) pin (black): needs to be connected to GND of DC power supply
- Positive (+) pin (red): needs to be connected to 12V of DC power supply
How to Control 12V Active Buzzer
If 12V active buzzer is powered by 12V power supply, it make sound. To control a 12V active buzzer, we need to use a relay in between Arduino Nano ESP32 and 12V active buzzer. Arduino Nano ESP32 can control the 12V active buzzer via the relay. If you do not know about relay (pinout, how it works, how to program ...), learn about relay in the Arduino Nano ESP32 - Relay tutorial
Wiring Diagram
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Arduino Nano ESP32 Code
The below code repeatedly turns the 12V active buzzer ON in one seconds and OFF in two seconds,
Detailed Instructions
- If this is the first time you use Arduino Nano ESP32, see how to setup environment for Arduino Nano ESP32 on Arduino IDE
- Connect Arduino Nano ESP32 to PC via USB cable
- Open Arduino IDE, select the right board and port
- Copy the above code and open with Arduino IDE
- Click Upload button on Arduino IDE to upload code to Arduino Nano ESP32
- See the 12V active buzzer's state
Code Explanation
Read the line-by-line explanation in comment lines of code!