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High Speed Solenoid Valve

Valve that is actuated with a electromagnetic solenoid magnet. 2 possible variations, NC (naturally closed) which is closed when there is no current applied and NO (naturally open) which is open when no current is applied

A valve that uses an electromagnetic coil for actuation.

A solenoid valve is an electromechanical valve for use with liquid or gas. The valve is controlled by an electric current through a solenoid coil.

operating at high speed; "a high-speed food processor"; "a high-velocity shell"

(of photographic film) Needing little light or only short exposure

High Speed is a 1986 pinball game designed by Steve Ritchie and released by Williams Electronics. This game was based on Ritchie's real-life police chase inside a 1979 Porsche 928. . He was finally caught in Lodi, CA on Interstate 5 and accused of speeding at 146 mph..

(of steel) Suitable for drill bits and other tools that cut fast enough to become red-hot

High-speed rail (HSR) is a type of passenger rail transport that operates significantly faster than the normal speed of rail traffic. Specific definitions by the European Union include for upgraded track and or faster for new track.

Moving, operating, or happening very quickly

Yellow & Green III

A few improvements to the water drop setup tonight: 1) Increased water pressure. I've now got about 45 in-h20 of water pressure, about 15in more than before, and it helps a lot with repeatability. 2) Better release point. Before I had a short 1.5in piece of 1/32" ID tygon tubing hanging directly off the solenoid. I've relocated the solenoid valve further away, and I'm using a steel hose reduction adapter. This is more reliably shaped (no crooked cuts), and makes it easier to mount it accurately. Before, bending in the tube would cause the drops to miss each other, and it was very difficult to straighten. 3) 90mm Tamron Macro lens! 4) A second flash For this shot, the yellow water is in a clear glass bowl. SB-600 is about 60 degrees camera left, about level with the drop, pointed straight at it. YN-460 is about 60 degrees camera right, and above, aimed at the white foamboard backdrop. Both flashes firing in manual at 1/32. The SB-600 is being triggered by custom timing electronics. The YN-460 is set as optical slave to trigger off the SB-600. Still a LOT of room for improvement here. I think I need to work on the container; the bowls I've been using are a bit small.

setup highspeed

This is the setup for high speed photography that I am trying to create using the Arduino. On top of the arduino, I have attached a general purpose hobby shield which allows me to connect 4 IR line sensors, motors and servos. I used one IR line sensor as a beam detector for my project. When the beam is cut by a water drop passing through the U clip (from a meccano construction box), it triggers the arduino code which fires the flash unit after a fixed delay. Now, I am working on making this setup into a permanent one. Will also work on the code and add a GUI to select delays for the flash trigger. Also, will add the code and control mechanism for the solenoid valve to control the drop rate. Also in the pipeline is the control code for firing the camera.

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HIGH SPEED SOLENOID VALVE : HIGH SPEED

High Speed Solenoid Valve

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