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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Lab: Servo/Analog Out
This was fun. I hooked the servo up first with a potentiometer and then the pressure sensor. The pressure sensor was more fun to play with, since the potentiometer was limited in speed by how fast I could turn the … Continue reading
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Lab: Electronics
Analog Multimeter Measuring Continuity I used an analog multimeter for this lab, so I needed to figure out how to test for continuity since it is different from the digital example. For testing continuity on this multimeter, there is no separate … Continue reading
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Fantasy Device: Scent Capture/Printer
Smells are strongly tied to memories, but they tend to be fleeting (at least the good smells) and difficult to replicate without the item from which it emanates. What I would like to have is a handheld device with a receptor … Continue reading
Lab: Analog in with Arduino
I had no problems setting up the wiring and the code for this lab, although thrown for a loop when I had to tear apart my apartment while looking for my soldering iron for the potentiometer! Here is the LED … Continue reading
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Getting Creative! [Digital Input and Output Lab]
I was thinking about how a push button switch is just a quick connection between two incomplete halves of the circuit. From here I starting thinking about times when people touch very quickly–and how I could turn one of those … Continue reading
Lab: Digital Input and Output with an Arduino
The only experience I have had with anything resembling programming was limited to the software for the LEGO Mindstroms, which I liked a lot as a kid. So I was super excited to try out this first Arduino program! The … Continue reading
Lab: Setting up a breadboard
Not entirely sure if i did this correctly, namely because I dont know that I have the DC power connector? But what I got from this lab is the understanding of power and ground and how to wire for each on the … Continue reading