Using Multiple Devices with Arduino
hello experts ,
this sandeep , new platform , started learning 4 days ago .need project.
as per project requirement have run 2 linear actuators, 4 small push pull electromagnets , 1 dc motor using arduion (mega per research not sure difference) , inputs provided nextion 7 inch touch display module(kindly suggest if there other bigger displays(4 or multi-pin) out there "not shield").
i have been doing little bit of research on choosing right components , got know have use relays max voltage supported board output 5 v , motors 12 v each.
requesting suggestion on best available products [cant go expensive ones
] project .
would appreciate on .thank in advance.
this sandeep , new platform , started learning 4 days ago .need project.
as per project requirement have run 2 linear actuators, 4 small push pull electromagnets , 1 dc motor using arduion (mega per research not sure difference) , inputs provided nextion 7 inch touch display module(kindly suggest if there other bigger displays(4 or multi-pin) out there "not shield").
i have been doing little bit of research on choosing right components , got know have use relays max voltage supported board output 5 v , motors 12 v each.
requesting suggestion on best available products [cant go expensive ones
] project .would appreciate on .thank in advance.
there library 7" display. can used both uno , mega2560. display needs own 5v,2a supply. (arduino power in not enough)
you'll need drivers (h-bridge) motor(s) , maybe magnets (if need both push , pull) otherwise logic level mosfet can used.
linear actuators.. no info.. can't tell. need drivers.
external (12v..15v) power reguired.
you'll need drivers (h-bridge) motor(s) , maybe magnets (if need both push , pull) otherwise logic level mosfet can used.
linear actuators.. no info.. can't tell. need drivers.
external (12v..15v) power reguired.
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