Overview This project demonstrates how to control 4 servo motors using an *Arduino Uno board. The servos are connected to the Arduino board and will move in a sweeping motion (from 0° to 90° and back ...

This project demonstrates how to build an RFID-based access control system using Arduino. The system integrates an RFID reader, servo motor, 16x2 LCD (I2C), three LEDs (Red, Yellow, Green), and a ...

Learn how to control a DC motor using the L298N motor driver with Arduino. This step-by-step guide covers motor direction control (forward & backward) and braking using PWM. Ideal for robotics and ...

Based on our research and what the manufacturer says, these little motors are quite versatile with a 180-degree running angle—handy for things like robotic arms or remote-controlled gadgets. When it ...

Explore the TMC2208 stepper motor driver by Trinamic, known for its quiet and efficient performance. Learn about its key features, pinout details, and how to control a stepper motor using the TMC2208 ...

With just access to a printer, a few cheap-as-chips servo motors, an Arduino, and some nuts and bolts, you could be hacking together robot walkers within a few hours of starting!

I usually make a quick servo tester on a breadboard and use the serial monitor in the arduino IDE to get the servo positions, but this time I decided I'd treat myself and design an enclosed ...