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Summary: I am using an Arduino UNO. I am using a potentiometer connected from 5V Arduino supply to ground to provide a variable voltage on the pot wiper, which I input to an analog input on the UNO ...
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I'm doing a senior design project for my Computer Engineering bachelor's degree and I'm running into issues getting consistant movement with my two NEMA 17 Stepper motors. I'm in the process of making ...
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I'm currently using a MOSFET IRFZ44N to feed a motor using a PWM signal that comes from my Arduino Uno board. These are the connections that i have made: Being the 50 ohms resistance the equivalent of ...
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This is the electrical schematic of the circuit that provides 3.3V on the Arduino UNO board: My question is: What is the purpose of the circuit? Here is what I understand: RN1A and RN1B divide Vin by ...
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I have a active buzzer and a PIR motion sensor and an Arduino board. While I try to achieve, when there is motion then a buzzer to make the beep sound and between each motion to be a delay. But the ...
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I'm currently working on a Arduino controller that sends data to an API. One of the values I need is the surface temperature of a carrot, preferably a large distance away, approx. 2..3 metres. EDIT: ...
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I have a 1.5-meter addressable LED strip with a 5V 3A rating. I tried using a 5V 4A power supply, but the LED strip overheated. Then, I tested with a phone charger (output: 5V/9V/12V - 1.67A/1.67A/1....
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I am looking to custom-build a set of flight controls for Microsoft Flight Simulator, connecting via USB to a PC. I intend to base the design on Hall-effect angle-to-voltage sensors (potentiometer ...
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I want to control three servo motors and two BLDC motors using an Arduino and an HC-05 Bluetooth module. Using a 9V battery to power the Arduino. Connected Arduino's 5v output to Vcc of the HC-05 ...
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I recently acquired an Arduino Uno R3 board. 4 ways to power it are as follows (link): USB port DC jack port VIN/GND combo 3.3V/5V/GND combo However, lots of schematic online leave out this ...
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As the title says, I want to make a circuit that allows me to detect the resultant shock from when someone who is charged with static electricity touches some piece of metal. My idea is that the ...
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I'm using an Arduino Uno's MCU to send a logic signal to a ULN2003A, which will power a small DC motor/pump. Here is a system sketch that modifies one found in the ULN2003A data sheet. The system &...
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I am using arduino to make a counter that increments if I don't press a switch connected to my arduino then decrements as long as I am pressing the switch. The counter is a 7 segment anode display. In ...
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I’m experiencing an unexpected issue with my receiver. I’m using the DL-RXC2016BH receiver module along with an RF transmitter (I also tested the setup with different receivers, but the results ...
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I want to use ATmega328P for my project, but I saw in datasheet that to use 16 MHz oscillators. Is it possible to use 8 MHz oscillators? Could you please direct my attention to other things that I ...
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