In terms of the hardware, this robot uses an Arduino Nano as the brain, two motor drivers to control the DC motors, a wireless transceiver module to receive signals from the transmitter device ...

The block control project now incorporates “all” solid-state components controlled by an Arduino microcontroller. I refer to this updated article as “CTC Signals 2.0.” The scope of the project ...

Here we are interfacing the joystick with the Arduino Uno to control five LEDs based on the joystick’s movement. This joystick also has a push button that can control one more LED (LED2). Four LEDs ...

If we asked you to light up an LED using an Arduino, ... (e.g. a remote control panel). Putting the LEDs around ... Have the knob mounted to Lexan and then a gear drive to connect the Potentiometer.

This lets you mix each color, giving you full control over the RGB LED. Meanwhile, the other (digital) option is to use pins 11, 12, 13, and GND by attaching the module to the Arduino as you would ...

The main goal of the project is to control an LED over the cloud, just by flicking a switch on your phone/laptop from anywhere in the world, provided you have internet connection. This basic project ...

The most common interactive input control for fading LEDs is a standard potentiometer. However, when you start controlling fade curves via the potentiometer wired to one analogue input of the Arduino, ...

The Driver module will have four LED using which we can check which coil is being energised at any given time. The complete demonstration video can be found at the end of this tutorial.. In this ...