PH, Turbidity, Temperature, TDS sensor monitoring wirelessly using arduino UNO and ESP-015

Hi, I was working on sensor monitoring using Arduino UNO and have 4 sensors PH, Turbidity, Temperature, and TDS. The thing is I want to take values from those sensors into Excel sheet that i could do using serial plotter easily using 3 party tools available while connecting my device continuously. But I want the data using the Wifi as an IoT medium while noting parameters such as Date, Time, Sensor value individually columned.
I will be posting the code that I used for sensors data extraction but that it will be using serial plotter.
The sensor Number and pics are attached with the post.

  1. Temperature sensor: DS18B20
    https://robu.in/product/ds18b20-water-proof-temperature-probe-black-1m-2/

  2. Analog TDS sensor module:
    https://robu.in/product/analog-tds-sensor-module-normal-quality/

  3. Turbidity Sensor Module:
    https://robu.in/product/turbidity-sensor-module/
    Screenshot 2023-02-05 213111

  4. PH sensor Module:
    https://robu.in/product/analog-ph-sensor-kit/

For all this sensor, I have tested it and getting correct values that next will be extracted using Excel .csv format. IoT application will get me wireless output.

for streaming sensor data to Excel I assume you are using PLX-DAQ ?
any thoughts on how to implment the wireless connection from a UNO to IoT ?

consider dropping the UNO and moving to an ESP32 ehich as onboard WiFi, Bluetooth Classic 2.0 and BLE

I will be interfacing sensors wired to the board but communicating the values will be wirelessly.
Any thoughts cause uno is a must i had thought about ESP 8266 but uno is a must this time.

if you must have a UNO there are various alternatives

  1. connect a ESP-01 or similar ESP8266 module - see post strange-message-from-esp8266
  2. add a ESP8266 WiFi shield
  3. use a UNO with on board ESP8266 or even a Mega with onboard ESP8266

you still have the problem of programming the UNO<>ESP8266 communications

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