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Noise Pollution Detector

Noise is basically an unwanted sound(>90db)One more type of pollution that harms the environment and living entities in a big way is Noise pollution. It's a machine created unpleasant noise which disrupts the human or animal life construction, transportation, railway, aircraft noise. these increase in high-pressure waves can cause you high blood pressure, headaches, hypertension.

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Noise pollution can be found anywhere but or especially bad in cities. The study shows that Human ear can tolerate up to 85 dB without any ear damage. The average DB in the developed city is from 65 to 74 db.In this project, you are going to build your own noise pollution detector through which you can get an real-time data at a particular location that at what time the how much do of noise is generated you can get a time-db Graph.


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Project Description:

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Noise Pollution Detector
Skyfi Labs Last Updated: 2022-04-19





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