* Transistor: 3 * Transformer(220v to 12v): 1 * Diode bridge(Diode: 4): 1 * Capacitor(i use 16v 3300uF): 1 * Regulator 7812: 1 * Triac: 1 * Arduino(i use Arduino UNO): 1 Open Arduino-IDE and at the ...
Use "Enable" pins to control motor's rpm. If you send a "HIGH" signal to "Motor1.1" you have to send "LOW" signal to "Motor1.2". Or vice versa. If you send a "HIGH" signal to "Motor2.1" you have to ...
From a simple electronic toothbrush to complicated robotics systems, DC motors are present everywhere. In most of our previous Arduino projects, we have used these DC motors as actuators and ...
Last week I explained how to use a motion sensor to trigger an event with an Arduino. The event we triggered was a simple blinking of an LED. You can do a lot with a bunch of LEDs if you use your ...
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