Some thing neat to try ADC to read EMF with a wire

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You place a 10 inch wire on the AN0 pin of a pic with a LCD on it send the reading out about every 200mS if you hold the wire with your hand the reading drops lower then in the open.

place it by a motor the reading change hold it to a wall outlet and you'll get a big change so it's reading something I got the idea from here https://blog.makezine.com/2009/05/15/making-the-arduino-emf-detector/

I put a 3.3Mohm from gnd to the wire on AN0 and have fun
 
Hey it was real cool i been thinking about this. See I made a small wave table that used cds as you blocked the light leds would come on but playing with this you could change value by where my hand was over the wire so there may be a way to use this with my wave table.
 
You talking about a pic theramine?, my mrs wants me to build one of those.
 
You talking about a pic theramine?, my mrs wants me to build one of those.

That's doable too I don't have the time to play with this right now but a theramin would be easy to make
I can see this working now I see a way to do this with a wire

This is what I want to make
[video=youtube_share;IkmpIXd9Q90]http://youtu.be/IkmpIXd9Q90[/video]
 
Well the idea is looking like it will work here a video I'm controlling the leds without touching sensor and it works in light or dark. I'm waving my hand over a bare copper wire.
[video=youtube_share;UKUYqt5rycY]http://youtu.be/UKUYqt5rycY[/video]
 
If you allways had an led on, a photocell would work, you'd get better resolution with your circuit as light from its own leds are not gonna mess things up.
 
Lights in the room would be fairly constant, unless you walked past and created a shadow which would have a desired effect anyways.
 
I did one with photocell it work ok for one light level but dark but when I use it with the lights on it changed the whole setup I want it to work every time the same.
 
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