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To complement the earlier video on inductance measurement by resonating tank, I’ll now show a slightly different method used by the Arduino inductance meter. The Arduino uses a bit of external circuitry to “strike”…
Here’s the latest project, an optically-controlled magnetic levitator using the Arduino. The OSEPP Uno clone runs a sketch which senses the position and velocity of the levitated object, and sends a switching signal to…
I rebuilt the base and electrode mounts of the maglev ES motor, to match the new pencil-less armature. I am also working on an Arduino sketch for pulse motor control, and here I decided…
Here’s another SNOT update. This time I’ve cobbled together an Arduino data collection system. The Arduino monitors the gate signal from the SNOT controller circuit by the use of the pulseIn() function on pin…
some tests with induction cooker’s circuit as an induction transformer: – double bifilar coil and 3kW light-bulbs (alternative lighting) – some water heating tests (alternative home-heating system) so far this air-cored flat coils induction…
Well it wet really well. Only took about 4 hrs including the miss hap any going to get the heater. Too bad I don’t have that HHO heater ready!!! 🙂 ~Russ
The APMC (Arduino Pulsed Motor Controller) v1.0 is a very useful tool designed for helping the experimenter who want to explore the Delayed Lenz Effect or the Magnetic Lag Effect and want to test…
I needed to record some time-temperature-power data over a long period of time. So I made this Arduino simple intervalometer to control the Canon camera through its external shutter release cable jack. The system…
A single RC servo and a couple of cheap CdS photoresistors make the Arduino “look alive” by making a simple light tracker. With just a few lines of code you can make the arduino…
CAUTION: Flickering lights: if you are prone to seizures or are affected adversely by strobes or flicker please don’t watch this video or build this project. I can’t be responsible for any adverse… or…