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Arduino Mega2560 based Antenna Rotator Controller
Arduino Mega2560 Antenna Rotator Controller
1) Collect the Antenna position using HMC5883 Digital Compass
Collect antenna position information using HMC5883 application on mobile
2) Auto/Manual mode operation. A potentiometer is used to control the speed in manual mode.
Auto/Manual mode operation。In manual
“ Introducing an open-source project that includes KiCad schematic symbols and PCB footprints for Arduino modules (modules, connectors, expansion boards). ”
Today, Teacher Cheng from Mark Pen Design Study Abroad continues to bring us knowledge related to Arduino. This article discusses three commonly used Arduino development boards: Arduino Uno, Arduino Nano, and Arduino Mega 2560.
Arduino can be connected to various components like LEDs, LCD screens, buttons, stepper motors, servos, temperature and humidity sensors, distance sensors, pressure sensors, or any devices that can output data or be controlled via a breadboard or other expansion boards. It can also wirelessly connect to other
Arduino is a globally popular open-source microcontroller and software development platform.
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Three Creative Arduino Projects
Watch the video:
First Creative Project:
Motor-Controlled Automatic Door
Second Creative Project:
Mobile Bluetooth Control Light Switch
Third Creative Project:
Laser Processing Device
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Arduino Beginner's Guide (1-2)
Arduino Beginner's Tutorial Video (1):
What is Arduino?
Arduino Beginner's Tutorial Video (2):
Basic Commands are so Simple!
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Introduction to
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The open-source electronics platform Arduino recently announced that it has completed a $32 million Series B funding round, led by Robert Bosch Venture Capital (RBVC), with participation from Renesas Electronics, Anzu Partners, and ARM. The company revealed plans to use this funding to enter the enterprise market, "providing enterprise-level applications for the next generation of professional engineers."
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How to connect Arduino to your computer and download your first sketch.
Steps:
1. Obtain an Arduino mainboard and a USB data cable
2. Download the Arduino Integrated Development Environment
3. Connect the mainboard
4. Install the drivers
5. Launch the Arduino application
6. Open the Blink example sketch
7. Select the board
8. Select the COM port
9. Upload the sketch
1. Obtain an Arduino mainboard and a USB data cable
In this tutorial, we
First, let's practice a simple experiment that requires no additional components, just an Arduino board and a download cable, to let our Arduino say "Hello World!" This is an experiment to communicate between Arduino and PC, and it's also a beginner's trial, hoping to lead everyone into the world of Arduino.
1 Arduino board: Any type of Arduino such as
This tutorial introduces the ros_arduino_bridge open source package. If you are creating a ROS mobile robot based on Arduino, this package provides a complete software solution. The package not only controls the motors to drive the chassis but also includes data acquisition from ultrasonic sensors and infrared distance sensors, as well as various general analog and digital signal sensors. It can control the output of digital signals and supports PWM servo control.
Many
First, let's review some background information (of course, you can skip this part).
Arduino is a convenient, flexible, and easy-to-use open-source electronic prototyping platform. It includes hardware (various models of Arduino boards) and software (Arduino IDE). It was developed by a European team during the winter of 2005, including members such as Massimo Banzi, David Cuartielles, Tom Igoe, Gianluca Martino, David Mellis, and Nicholas Zambetti.
It is built on an open-source simple I/O interface and has a development environment similar to Java
