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Backward Running Analog Clock with Three Steppers

Use three stepper motors to make the classic analog clock movement in the opposite direction.

Backward Running Analog Clock with Three Steppers

Project tutorial by scott mangiacotti

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  • 8 respects
Motor Tester

Arduino project to show how to run three different types of motors: stepper motor, continuous rotation servo and 180 degree position servo.

Motor Tester

by scott mangiacotti

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Servo-Controlled, Light-Tracking Solar Panel Platform

Use an Arduino, two small servo motors with light sensing photo resistors to steer a solar panel towards the sun. UPDATED

Servo-Controlled, Light-Tracking Solar Panel Platform

Project tutorial by scott mangiacotti

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  • 10 comments
  • 44 respects

Toolbox 3

Cloud 01
Arduino Cloud is an IoT application that helps makers build connected objects in a quick, easy and secure way.

Arduino Cloud

Ide web
The open-source Arduino Software (IDE) makes it easy to write code and upload it to the board. It runs on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.

Arduino IDE

A000066 iso both
Your entry to the unique Arduino experience: from the basics of electronics to rapid prototyping.

Arduino UNO & Genuino UNO

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I Keep my Cucumber Growing Conditions Moist

This project creates a relay and a water pump for monitoring moisture.

I Keep my Cucumber Growing Conditions Moist

Project showcase by Ingo Lohs

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  • Backward Running Analog Clock with Three Steppers 4 months ago

    Thanks for the note! Much appreciated. I will take a look online. It was a fun project but also a subtle reminder to try and think in different and unique ways when possible.

  • Perfect Parker 10 months ago

    Hi Ryan.
    Thanks for the note.
    When I return home, I will take a look at the schematic.
    So that you know, I create schematics with paper and pen during all my development.
    I then convert to electronic with Fritz at the end of all coding, testing, documenting before uploading to the web-site.
    I say this, because there may very well be a transcription mistake from paper to electronic efforts.
    My apologies for this and will try to fix as soon as possible.
    Thanks.
    Scott Mangiacotti
    Arizona, USA

  • Servo-Controlled, Light-Tracking Solar Panel Platform about 1 year ago

    Hi.
    Thanks for the note.
    The motors have very small torque and really only useful for "hobby" sized projects.
    Perhaps stronger motors are available and the only code changes would need to be the motor move commands.
    Thanks.
    Scott Mangiacotti

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