Abstract: In this paper, the speed control of Permanent Magnet DC (PMDC) motor is done using Lab VIEW interfaced with Arduino. The main advantage of using Lab VIEW with Arduino is the cost and simple ...

We love Arduino here at Hackaday; they’ve probably done more to make embedded programming accessible to more people than anything else in the history of the field. One thing the Arduino ecosystem is ...

ABSTRACT: This paper describes the development and implementation of a control system for a direct current (DC) motor using the Arduino Uno microcontroller, based on the speed and direction control of ...

This project uses two Arduino boards to control the speed of a DC fan using a potentiometer. Three LEDs indicate different speed ranges: red for slow, green for medium, and blue for fast. The serial ...

What just happened? Looking to gain an advantage over your gaming rivals? Researchers have developed a new wearable device that could give your trigger finger superhuman speed. It's called Magnus, and ...

This library implements non-blocking functions to move a stepper motor by jogging (start/stop on command), or by a set angle (absolute or relative). Constant speed ...

Abstract: This paper describes a memristor emulator made up of an arduino-controlled digital potentiometer (DigPot) implementing the mathematical equations governing the HP memristor model. The ...

YouTuber DuctTape Mechanic has published a new tutorial on how you can create your very own Arduino-powered speed bag to count your punches as you work out. This innovative project uses a recessed NPN ...

Working with graphics on microcontrollers has always meant focusing on making the most of limited resources. Particularly in the 8-bit era, all manner of tricks were used to get low-performance chips ...