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How I Built a Raspberry Pi Cricket that Chirps with Room Temperature | Electronics Prank


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Project Description:
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Ever wanted to trick someone with a cricket chirping… that isn’t real?

In this video; I show you how I used Raspberry Pi Pico + DS18B20 temperature sensor + a buzzer to build a system that mimics real cricket chirping. The chirp rate speeds up or slows down with room temperature thanks to Dolbear’s Law.

I walk through three versions of the code: from basic chirp → adding temperature dependency → final realistic sounding chirps (with jitter, pauses, temp-scaled pulse/gap etc.).

Then I prank my brother by hiding the fake cricket and see how long it takes before he starts looking for the real insect!

If you are into electronics projects, sound design, or prank gadgets, this one is for you.

What you will learn:

How to interface a DS18B20 temp sensor with Raspberry Pi Pico
How to generate chirps & pulses from a piezo buzzer
Implement Dolbear’s Law to map temperature to chirp interval
Add natural randomness (jitter, occasional long pauses) to make sounds convincing

Why watch:
Because it sounds like a real insect, behaves like one, but it's completely electronic. This video combines biology, programming, and prank fun in one project.


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