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Blog posts tagged with Motor Shield:
Beacon locating robot
Beacon locating robot using an Adafruit Motor Shield for Arduino!
Adafruit Motor shield for Arduino and a model train!
Aspro648 writes - A more functional train microcontroller… Power is coming from a 12V wall transformer which powers both the Arduino (at 5V), and the shield(at 12V). The shield provides pulse-width modulated DC to the rails. The microcontroller is programmed to control direction, maximum speed, and rate of change. I am using a momentary toggle switch read more...
Ghost made with Adafruit motorshield
From Adafruit forum member Konstantin - It has the latest arduino and Ladyada motorshield. There are three pair of LED – green and two red. Red ones are closer to each other and lower – when you walk close, his eyes follow you. There are two stepper motors supposed to lift his arms, but they do read more...
Toys for Bots – Arduino controlled etch-a-sketch
yergacheffe writes - I had recently purchased a pair of 5V stepper motors and a motor driver shield from the fine folks at adafruit industries which seemed perfect for spinning the knobs. The question was how to connect the steppers to the knobs. As it happens I had also just bought a gear set from American read more...
ToyBot – Temperature and light aware Arduino bot…
Lenp17 writes - Here’s the finished, working ToyBot. ToyBot is made from a cheap RC toy car. I took out the radio electronics and put in an Arduino microcontroller and an Adafruit Motor Shield motor controller and some sensors. ToyBot drives around the floor looking for light (or for shade, if it’s too hot). When it read more...
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