ini_set('display_errors',1);
by Xukyo | 24 Nov 2020 | Tutorials
One of the main objectives of robotics is to articulate objects. To do this, it is very common to use electric motors. In the case of flying robots, such as drones, the actuators need a high rotational speed to turn the propellers and allow flight. In this case,...
by Xukyo | 2 Nov 2020 | Tutorials
An analogue sensor sends a voltage level, usually between 0 and 5V, representing a physical value. This voltage can be subject to measurement noise (electronic interference, electromagnetic interference, measurement accuracy, etc.). In some applications, you will need...
by Xukyo | 2 Nov 2020 | Tutorials
An analogue sensor sends a voltage level, usually between 0 and 5V, representing a physical value. This voltage can be subject to measurement noise (electronic interference, electromagnetic interference, measurement accuracy, etc.). In some applications, you will need...
by Xukyo | 14 Oct 2020 | Tutorials
In programming, it is very common or even necessary to use functions that require special definition. This is especially true when code blocks are repeated in the same program. A set of functions and objects are usually collected in libraries. We will see in this...
by Xukyo | 14 Oct 2020 | Tutorials
When you start programming with Arduino, you will very quickly get to the use of strings. A string is used to store text. It is used, for example, to display text on an LCD screen or to send text to the serial monitor. This is often the first example: the display of...
