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Accidentally I just short circuit my arduino nano, using a led neopixel, between the 5vOutput with one of the data pins. Now the pc doesnt recognize the device when I connect it. In the device (a ...
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In most 12v CCTV power supplies, each power cable is behind a glass fuse. I haven't seen fuses or circuit breakers used when distributing 5v power used in IoT projects. Is there a reason overcurrent ...
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After reviewing similar topics I've decided to ask this question below in the Security Stackexchange forum about 11 days ago. https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/235423/is-arduino-mega-...
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I have the following circuit It has a simple dc motor that is OFF, and switches ON once a day for 2 seconds. I use MOSFET IRF540N as a switch I use L7805CV as a voltage regulator I would like to ...
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How would I safely connect an Arduino so that it can detect if a laptop is on or off? The Arduino would be powered separately by a normal USB charger, since it needs to be turned on even when the ...
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I got an Arduino project that need a constant source of power. Rather than dealing with batteries, I want to use a power bank like this: Better yet, I want to keep the power bank plugged in to the ...
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I was taking measures from the outputs of an OpAmp when all the sudden measure 5 volts from all pins of the Arduino Mega for no reason. I disconnected the Arduino and loaded the Firmata and test. All ...
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My Arduino Uno controls a couple of LEDs in a watertight enclosure. I'm running wires from ground, a data pin, and the 5 V pin into the enclosure. The Arduino is powered through the DC jack. What ...
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I'm building a puzzle for an escape room. I want to give the user 6 wires and 6 terminals, then confirm that they've connected the correct wires to the correct terminals (one-to-one). My first (...
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So I understand that the USB VBUS circuitry turns off provided there is a high enough vin voltage using the PFET and comparator. I can see that the DC jack is connected to the Vin pin via a diode. ...
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I'm trying to power Arduino Nano with 7.4V LiPo battery and use it to run 2 DC motor using L293D. I have figured out how power it with the connection just like in the figure below(the diagram uses Uno ...
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I may have been working with my Arduino UNO board improperly, because now it fails to upload sketches (says some programmer is not responding) and when I press the cute little restart button, the ...
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As I embark on my first Arduino project, I have lots of questions. Specifically, what considerations should I make when selecting equipment, and what are the critical parameters to safe operation? ...
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So you have the pin on the arduino uno which is ground, are you able to use a jumper wire to send the ground source out the other end of the wire to the alligator clip for the antistatic wrist strap?
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I have two polystyrene balls wrapped in copper tape. When the balls touch, the tape completes a circuit from a digital pin on an Arduino inside one of the balls to an Arduino inside the other (both ...
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