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Circuit #8- A SINGLE SERVO
Circuit 8 edit.MOVAbout:
The servos are better than spinning motors because – they can move to a position accurately. By varying the pulse of voltage a servo receives, you can move a servo to a specific position.
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This is the code for circuit 8. The codes on there are what we send to the Arduino to get it to work.
Circuit #9- BUZZER
Circuit 9.MOVAbout:
I used a flex sensor to measure the flex. A flex sensor uses carbon on a strip of plastic to act like a variable resistor, but instead of changing the resistance by turning a knob, you change it by flexing (bending) the component.
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This is the code for circuit 9. The codes on there are what we send to the Arduino to get it to work.
Circuit #10- SPINNING MOTOR
Circuit10.MOVAbout:
I used a soft potentiometer (or soft pot). this is a thin and flexible strip that can detect where pressure is being applied. By pressing down on various parts of the strip, you can vary the resistance from 100 to 10K ohms. You can use this ability to track movement on the soft pot, or simply as a button. In this circuit, we’ll get the soft pot up and running to control an RGB LED.
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This is the code for circuit 10. The codes on there are what we send to the Arduino to get it to work.
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