Automation BD : March 2020

Friday, 20 March 2020

LED ON & OFF with 2 push button using Arduino UNO. Basic operation of PUSH BUTTON.

By Automation BD at March 20, 2020 1 Comment

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In this video  I will show you an easy way  control  led like on/off  with 2 push button. Simple way 1 push button pushed  then led on and when need off then pushed  another  push button.  You know we need control  loads  like Motor, Fan, TV etc you now control   loads  Simple flow  this tutorial.  Yes you need same extra  components.</span></div>
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In this video I will show you an easy way control led like on/off with 2 push button. Simple way 1 push button pushed then led on and when need off then pushed another push button. You know we need control loads like Motor, Fan, TV etc you now control loads Simple flow this tutorial. Yes you need same extra components. Components Requirements: 1. Arduino UNO2. 2 Push Button3. LED 4. Resistor 1Kx2, 330R 5. Jumper wire 6. Breadboard Circ…

How To Make A Simple DIY Arduino Bluetooth Controlled Car At Home.

By Automation BD at March 12, 2020 Be the first to comment!

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Here we show you to build an Arduino car that can be controlled with Bluetooth. You can use your smart  phone to control this Bluetooth RC car.  So just follow the video and you will be able to build an Arduino car in no time.<br />Here are the parts we have used to build our Bluetooth remote controlled car:<br />1) Arduino Uno<br />2) Motor Driver Shield<br />3) Wheels (4x)<br />4) TT Gear Motor (4x)<br />5) HC-05 Bluetooth Module<br />7) 18650 Battery Holder<br />8) Male and Female Jumper wire<br />9) Sheet</h2>
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<br />Thanks for watching;<br />If you like this video press like button and share this video with your friends,if you have any question so discus to me in comment section.</h2>
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Here we show you to build an Arduino car that can be controlled with Bluetooth. You can use your smart phone to control this Bluetooth RC car. So just follow the video and you will be able to build an Arduino car in no time.Here are the parts we have used to build our Bluetooth remote controlled car:1) Arduino Uno2) Motor Driver Shield3) Wheels (4x)4) TT Gear Motor (4x)5) HC-05 Bluetooth Module7) 18650 Battery Holder8) Male and Female Jumper wire9) Shee…

PIR Motion Sensor - How it Works? How to use with Arduino?

By Automation BD at March 12, 2020 Be the first to comment!

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The basic principle, when a human or warm-blooded animal comes to a radius of about 3 to 5 meters. This circuit detects infrared radiation from theirs and sends an output. When a signal from an Infrared PIR Sensor module comes to the Arduino Digital Pin 3. It is a 3V peak voltage. Then, this voltage flows to the Arduino Digital Pin 3 then Analysis the code  through Output Pin 13. It is good. Now we have a smart module. It has a delay time mode inside. But it may be expensive a little.</h2>
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The black wire is connected to the "gnd" pin.<br />The yellow wire is connected to the "out" pin.<br />The pink wire is connected to the "vcc" pin.</h2>
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Arduino UNO Side</h2>
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The black wire is connected to the "gnd" pin.<br />The yellow wire is connected to the "3 no" pin.<br />The pink wire is connected to the "vcc" pin.</h2>
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Arduino UNO<br />PIR Motion Sensor<br />Jumper wire </h2>
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The basic principle, when a human or warm-blooded animal comes to a radius of about 3 to 5 meters. This circuit detects infrared radiation from theirs and sends an output. When a signal from an Infrared PIR Sensor module comes to the Arduino Digital Pin 3. It is a 3V peak voltage. Then, this voltage flows to the Arduino Digital Pin 3 then Analysis the code through Output Pin 13. It is good. Now we have a smart module. It has a delay time mode inside. But…

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Friday, 20 March 2020

LED ON & OFF with 2 push button using Arduino UNO. Basic operation of PUSH BUTTON.

Thursday, 12 March 2020

How To Make A Simple DIY Arduino Bluetooth Controlled Car At Home.

PIR Motion Sensor - How it Works? How to use with Arduino?

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