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Arduino – Control a DC motor with TIP120, potentiometer and multiple power supplies

A simple diagram demonstrating how to regulate the velocity of a DC motor using a potentiometer connected to your Arduino device. Additionally demonstrates the method of utilizing a TIP120 transistor for enabling the Arduino to manage a more powerful power source. Transistors consist of 3 pins, with the third pin (Base) enabling control of the […]

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Figure 1. Parts required for phyiscal computing

Physical Computing and DC Motor Control

Arduino Motor Project Ideas / By Ibrar Ayyub

Managing a DC motor through an Arduino is a straightforward task. Beyond employing a basic electric switch, there are diverse approaches to engage with a motor. Moreover, the conventional electromechanical relay can be readily substituted with a carefully chosen transistor, enabling software-based speed control. This chapter will investigate multiple strategies for DC motor control, encompassing

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MAKING AN AIRCRAFT WING WORK FOR AN AUDIENCE

Arduino News / By Ibrar Ayyub

Many of us will have sat and idly watched the flaps and other moving parts of an airliner wing as we travel, and it’s likely that most of you will know the basics of how an aircraft wing works. But there’s more to an aircraft wing than meets the eye, which is why the Aerospace

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Tesla go-kart upgraded with self-driving autopilot

Arduino News / By Ibrar Ayyub

In the realm of technological innovation, Austin Blake has made a significant stride by creating a self-driving go-kart, aptly named the Teskart. This unique invention leverages a machine learning technique known as behavioral cloning, a method that replicates human behavior to train a model. The Teskart is a testament to the potential of machine learning in the field of autonomous

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FORCE FEEDBACK STEERING WHEEL MADE FROM POWER DRILL

Arduino News / By Ibrar Ayyub

When it comes to controllers for racing games, there is perhaps no better option than a force feedback steering wheel. With a built-in motor to push against the wheel at exactly the right times, they can realistically mimic the behavior of a steering wheel from a real car. The only major downside is cost, with

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DC Motors Relays Using Arduino

Motor Projects / By Ibrar Ayyub

Let’s get the math over right off the bat. There are a LOT of attempts to describe how Ohm’s Law works, each one nerdier than the last. Here’ one I like. Warning: SFWBN (safe for work but nerdy). V = voltage measured in volts – the difference in electrical potential. I = Current measured in

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DIY ROBOTIC ACTUATOR BUILT FOR WALKING ROBOTS

Arduino News / By Tismail

[Aaed Musa] has built a variety of robots over the years, but found off-the-shelf servos to be underwhelming for his work. Thus, he set out to build a better actuator to support his goals of building a high-performance walking bot in future. [Aaed] decided to try and build a quasi-direct drive actuator, similar to those used in

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Space Battleship Yamato 2199 With Trinket Microcontrollers

Motor Projects / By Ibrar Ayyub

Because of the remake of the animation and movie of Space Battleship Yamato, in addition to the attractive design of Bandai model. It make me interest to build this space battleship model again. Bandai not mention its scale, maybe ~1:2500 by estimation. Step 1: Start Design the assemble Sequence and Drill Holes for Those Lighted

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DIY plastic gear cutting machine

Arduino News / By Tismail

Makers, engineers and hobbyists who would like to automatically manufacture a variety of different size plastic gears you might be interested in a unique machine built using a little Arduino hardware, taking the form of the plastic gear cutting machine. Powered by an Arduino Nano microcontroller the gear cutter has been created by YouTuber Mr Innovative and allows you to build your

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The Local Weather Station on a Four-Wheels Bluetooth Controlled Car

Weather Projects / By Tismail

This is my four-wheels bluetooth controlled car which is equipped a local weather station on it. This four wheels car can be fully functional bluetooth controlled via Blynk that allows the car to move forward, backward, turn left, turn right by four DC motors. And it can also measure the weather data on my surrounding

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