We always think it is interesting that a regular DC motor and a generator are about the same thing. Sure, each is optimized for its purpose, but inefficiencies aside, you can use electricity to rot… ...

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The Fourth task for the Electronics and Power Department is designing a rotary Encoder circuit with an Arduino UNO. A rotary encoder is a type of sensor that collects data and provide feedback based ...

The HC-SR501 Infrared sensor will detect Infrared changes and if interpreted as motion, will set its output low. What is or is not interpreted as motion is largely dependent on user settings and ...

The 38-KHz IRTR module is a compact design of an infrared transmitter and receiver board created with the help of a couple of ... IR Decoder & Encoder — Part 2 (DIY 38-kHz IRTR Module) April 11, 2018 ...

Makers, developers and Arduino enthusiasts searching for silent stepper drivers with high resolution encoders which are also Arduino compatible. May be interested in the new range of uStepper S ...

Fig. 2 shows the circuit diagram of the predictive failure control system for stepper motors. It is built around an Arduino Uno board (MOD1), an encoder (MOD2), a temperature sensor (S1), a current ...

For more information on the new Arduino infrared learning processor board set jump over to the Kickstarter website for details and to make a pledge to help the kit become a reality.