I have created a joystick-controlled car, capable of moving left, right, forwards, and backwards. I created this as I thought it would be a challenging project with a fun and exciting purpose. Supplies Arduino Uno R3 L293D Motor Control 2x DC Motor Servo Motor 2x 9v Battery (or 1 battery and 1 portable USB power
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This is basically a Self-Driving Car powered by Arduino R-3 Development Board and a L293D Motor Shield.It uses the data given by the HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Sensor which is connected to analog pins of the arduino board. As an additional feature, I have added a Micro 90g servo which the ultrasonic sensor is fixed to. Basically
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It’s been a while since I’ve published my last Instructables. I’m back, and I’m 3D-printed-powered! Enjoy this mini retro arcade machine. It’s literally my first complete end-to-end 3D-printed project: I made the design, printed it, assembled the electronics, programmed it, and now to the tutorial 🙂 This guide will be updated soon with instructions to
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In this project we are going to be making something super useful! It is a wireless keyboard that you can connect to your PC and assign each button any shortcut or key sequence you want! I have made it in a way where you can customise the keyboard to meet your exact needs, for example,
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This is a simple touchless candy dispenser using an ultrasonic sensor for activation, a stepper motor to dispense candy, and an Arduino for controlling everything. The candy dispenser can be powered using the USB port or using a 9v battery. Inside the cylindrical container, there is a part with spokes that is turned by the
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This article is all about boost converter circuit, what is boost converter circuit and how it is useful in boost converter circuit .and its ic number. Keep reading if you want to know about boost converter circuit in proteus using uc1845 Boost Converter Circuit in Proteus Using uc1845 input voltage 10 to 15out voltage 20
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[otw_is sidebar=otw-sidebar-1] Hi Guys! Hope you are fine. In this topic I will tell you how to IC Inverter using Proteus(INVERTER circuit in proteus). Let’s start. 100 Watt INVERTER USING IC 4047 First of all we have to select the components from the library. The components we using are follows. NPN Power Transistor Battery Diode
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In one of the previous instructable, we saw how to make a simple thermometer with ATTINY 85 which can last for 140days with a single battery and it still works great after 40+ days with the same battery I showed in the video. But it was a tiny bit clumsy when it came to the electronics
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When making videos with a tripod fluid head, there aren’t that many movements you can do. You’ve got tilt and pan – so basically either a vertical movement or a horizontal movement. Both of these have one common characteristic: the camera stays in pretty much the same space for the whole movement, meaning you can’t
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Hi There! We all are familiar with Smart Glasses like the one named E.D.I.T.H. made by our beloved character Tony Stark which was later passed on to Peter Parker. Today I am going to built one such smart glass that too under $10! They’re not quite as subtle as the ones in film, they do
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