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Linear motion (quiet, variable speed)

I want to use a raspberry pi or arduino to create linear motion, back and fourth, my current goal is to make the pushing part for a baby rocker, but also a swing-rocker as a next project I have looked ...
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Controlling an old servo with arduino [duplicate]

as part of this old thread, I started trying using an old RC servo with arduino. The one I used (Sanwa SRM 102) has a torque of about 3kg\cm and operates with 5V. I used an external power supply for ...
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Detect sudden change in current and send signal to arduino

I am trying to make a smart power socket using Arduino. The socket should power even high power equipments at 230 Volt 50hz through a relay. I want my arduino to analyse the amount of current taken ...
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bipolar linear hall effect sensor choice

ANSWER: This is the best one I found for my purpose mouser.be/new/Texas-Instruments/ti-drv5053-hall-effect-sensor I'm doing a project where I use Hall effect sensor as a proximity meter. Using to (...
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Button cells for arduino uno

OK, before I start I know that there is significant difference and that the Arduino Uno is not designed to run off button cell batteries especially to run both the ...
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Why is my MSGEQ7 circuit giving Arduino analog readings that are so high?

I have built the following circuit based on a proven MSGEQ7 based circuit design, which comes from the datasheet and elsewhere on the internet. I have built and coded to this circuit previously, with ...
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