Arduino: UNO, MEGA, DUE, Leonardo, Nano, UNO R4, MKR …. STM32 ESP32 Teensy many more … SimpleFOCBoards -Read more … SimpleFOCShield Features DRV8313 based-datasheet Power supply: 8-35V Max current: 2A per phase (3Amp peak) ...
Tinkercad supports a curated set ofArduino boards(Uno, Mega, Nano) and components, prioritizing ease over complexity. It’s not built for advanced microcontrollers or low-level debugging, but its real-time simulation—watching LEDs pulse as your code runs—is instant gratification. Think of it a...
A socket is used to mount the Arduino Nano to the robot, besides making the Arduino removable so that it can be used for other projects, this simplifies attachment to the rest of the machine. Alternatively you could buy a small breadboard for $4 (as shown in the second picture below from...
The processor has plenty of GPIO, Analog inputs, hardware UART SPI and I2C, timers and PWM galore - just enough for most simple projects. When we need to go small, we use a Metro Mini or a Trinket M0, but when size isn't as much of a concern, we reach for an Adafruit METRO. ...
Arduino Nano based IR Remote Decoder The wireless communication technology like an IR is a low cost and simple which is used widely in different applications. Infrared light is similar to the visible light but the wavelength is somewhat longer. This IR property will make it invisible to the hum...
SimpleFOCStudio configuration GUI tool Built-in communication and monitoring Cross-platform: Seamless code transfer from one microcontroller family to another Supports multiple MCU architectures: Arduino: UNO R4, UNO, MEGA, DUE, Leonardo, Nano, Nano33 ... STM32 ESP32 Teensy many more ...Docume...
Arduino Nano Quadcopter : (At the moment the project is being edited as the previous model had a couple of flaws) This is Arduino based and 3D printed nano quadcopter which flies on DC brushed motors. The name nano comes from the fact that the project i
the Arduino Nano was kitted out with a DFRobot Gravity voice recognition module. It’s a super simple way to do voice recognition—it’s an entirely offline solution with no cloud computing or internet connection required. You just set it up to respond to simple commands and it does the re...
But if you’re a complete beginner to the Arduino ecosystem, then it might be a good idea to start your DIY journey by learning thebasics of the microcontrollerbefore moving over to simple projects such as making LEDs blink. Alternatively, if you prefer coding to tinkering with circuitry, the...
It is created with an Arduino Nano, servo, LEDs, transistor, MOSFET, potentiometer, and resistors. Its enclosure was made with recycled household materials, although there are plenty of designs for 3D printed pet feeder enclosures available online. 3. Smart Garbage Monitoring System no attribution...