Here we will be building yet another project with AVR Atmega16 Microcontroller. If you are new to AVR microcontrollers then you can refer to previous AVR projects and tutorials. Building a robot is always a thrill for all electronics hobbyists. And this thrill can be maximized if the robot can automatically do some things without any external […]
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Description With this circuit you can drive a unipolar stepper motor. It operates in full step mode. You can get a stepper motor from an old 5.25 disk drive. The AVR attiny2313 micro controller controls the pulses for the stepper motor. The pulses are amplified by the ULN2003 driver. The driver accepts 5V inputs, the output for the driver
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For measuring motos speed there can Optical interrupter used like H21A1. This is a device where IR LED and photo-transistor is coupled in to plastic housing. The gap between then allows interrupting signal with opaque material and this way switching the output from ON to OFF. This device can be connected to Microcontrollers ICP pin
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Introduction We developed a new way for student groups to chalk advertisements for events. This project is a radial printing device for drawing with chalk/markers on flat surfaces. High-Level Design dea Rationale and Sources Anyone who has done any sidewalk chalking knows that it is one of the few tasks that humans were not designed
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With this circuit you can control two unipolair stepper motors in full step mode via the RS232 serial port of your PC. A terminal program such as Hyperterminal can be used to control the stepper motors. The stepper motors can be driven one at a time. Features: Drives two unipolair stepper motors in full step
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Microcontrollers are good when it comes to brain, but to do anything in real world they need muscles too ! Their muscles are electromechanical actuators like motors. Their are several types of motor available to do various type of motion. The simplest of them are DC motors. They can generate rotary motion and when wheels
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REQUIREMENTS: 1. Microcontroller (AtMega 16) 2. A Brushless DC motor (BLDC) 3. An Electronic Speed Controller (ESC) 4. Power source to drive the motor (LiPo battery) DESCRIPTION: Brushless motors have much more satisfying results as compared to brushed motors. The basic difference between them is that in a brushless motor, the rotor itself contains the
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Servo motors are so called “closed feedback” systems. This means that motor comes with control circuit, which senses if motor mechanism is in desired location and if not it continuously corrects an error until motor reaches proper point. Servo motors are widely used in robotics, remote controlled planes, vehicles. So they come in many shapes
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The stepper motor is an electromagnetic device that converts digital pulses into mechanical shaft rotation. Most common types of stepper motor can be bipolar or unipolar, depending on the winding. To make a stepper motor move, motor windings must be loaded in the correct order. A stepper motor move at steps, it’s accuracy is usually expressed as
In ths project you can learn how to build a servo controleer motor with the ATMEGA328 board. The position of the servo motor is controlled by the software (sweep back and forth) or by a potentiometer. Schematic and board layout for sweep function Read more:servo motor controller
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