Tag: ATMEGA328
10 Minutes Timer for AC Loads
The project described here is a 10-minute timer using an Arduino microcontroller, capable of driving AC loads up to 30A. The timer's progress is visually represented by 10 LEDs, which light up sequentially, each for 1 minute, totaling 10 minutes. The project is powered by a single...
Continue ReadingRC PWM Signal to Stepper Pulse Generator
This simple Arduino compatible project reads an RC PWM signal (1000μs to 2000μs) and provides 0 to 500Hz pulse output to drive a stepper motor. Step and Direction outputs are open collector types 5V signals. Both signals can directly drive LEDs of optocoupler of stepper drivers. The...
Continue ReadingOver Current Alarm with 15 Segment Bar-Graph Display
This Bar-Graph Display provides a high visibility 15-Segment Bar-Graph display for current measurements. A buzzer provides audible sound when an over-current condition event occurs. The 15 segments are made with Red, Blue, Green, and yellow color LEDS. All LEDs are SMD size 1206. This...
Continue ReadingPosition and Speed Controller for DC Motor with Incremental Encoder
This project consists of Arduino Arduino-compatible microcontroller ATmega328, an L298 Motor driver, a Joystick, a programming connector, an Infrared sensor, and various analog and digital I/O pins. The project is Arduino compatible and can be programmed using Arduino IDE and many...
Continue ReadingArduino Compatible OLED Board with 4 Channel 16-Bit ADC
This board consists of Arduino-compatible hardware which includes an OLED display, ADS1115 4-Channel 16Bit ADC, Arduino-compatible Microcontroller ATMEGA328, a connector for Arduino Programming, a connector for 4 Channel Analog input, and a connector for a couple of I/O lines....
Continue ReadingLiquid-Level Monitoring Using a Pressure Sensor – Bar-Graph Display
This project allows users to monitor the liquid level on a Bar-Graph display. The liquid level is measured using a pressure sensor, the sensor is placed on top of the tank and is connected to an open-ended tube that is submerged in the water tank. The amount of water in the tank...
Continue ReadingDC Motor Control Using Joystick
This is a compact, low-profile, and high-performance DC motor driver that provides easy control of a DC motor using a joystick. This small-size board can drive small to medium-sized brushed DC motors with up to 2.5A continuous and 6A peak currents. It is an Arduino-compatible project...
Continue ReadingJoystick Stepper Motor Controller
This is a pulse generator for a stepper motor driver using a joystick. It is a board that contains an Arduino-compatible microcontroller and circuitry for controlling up to 2-channel (2-axis) stepper motors. The board has multiple options to develop stepper motor-related control...
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