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    Circuit bench - 100 shields for arduino
    Circuit bench - 100 shields for arduino
    Circuit bench - 100 shields for arduino
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    Circuit bench - 100 shields for arduino

    By Newton C. Braga

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    We can say that in this serie we will give to the readers the opportunity to have in their tablets, iPhones, iPads and PCs a powerful source of ideas for projects and informartions. Microcrocontrollers such as Arduino, MSP430, PICs and others can´t source a large amount of current to loads like motors, relays and lamps. They also can´t work with signals sourced by some types of sensors plugged to their inputs. In these cases they need special ads, circuits to allow the use of power loads and sensor. These circuits are called shields. This book is a collection of 100 circuits of shields including drive to high current loads, motors, sensor, to produce audio signals and much more.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEditora NCB
    Release dateFeb 1, 2016
    ISBN9788565050807
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      Circuit bench - 100 shields for arduino - Newton C. Braga

      Shields

      PREFACE

      The term Circuit Bench was used many times along our long career as a technical writer of books and articles all over the world. So, prior this serie, based in this theme we had published two book collections in Brazil: Circuits and Informations (Circuitos e Informações – 7 volumes) and Circuits and Solutions (Circuitos e Soluções – 5 volumes). These collections gathered hundreds of circuits and useful information about components, design, formulas and tables. The series are out of print now but our readers are asking us for something like that to be used in electronic projects of all kind. In fact, basic circuits using common discrete componentes such as transistors and Ics are today used as fast solutions for imediat problems, part of more advanced projects or with didatic purposes for a school work or demonstration. So, we returned with this serie, but with a different approach and new projects. The different approach is the division of the volumes by themes. So, in the fist volume the circuits gathered had audio as main subject, in the second power supplies and in the third oscillators, etc. Now we are in the thirthieth with a collection of shields for microcontrolles. In fact, since we have in our collection more than 9,000 circuits many of then can be found in our site, but without any organization. The advantage for the reader is that in this book the circuits are organized by subject and even complentary articles will be given. More part of the circuits were found in publications and magazines that doesn’t exist anymore and are not current since the components are hard to find. Suggestions to use equivalents and even how to find them in sources such as Mouser Electronics will be included. To finish we can say that in this serie we will give at the readers the opportunity to have in their tablets, Iphones, Ipads and PCs a powerful source of ideas for projects and

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