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Learn Arduino Prototyping in 10 days

You're reading from   Learn Arduino Prototyping in 10 days Build it, test it, learn, try again!

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788290685
Length 288 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Kallol Bosu Roy Choudhuri Kallol Bosu Roy Choudhuri
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Preface 1. Boot Camp FREE CHAPTER 2. The Arduino Platform 3. Day 1 - Building a Simple Prototype 4. Day 2 - Interfacing with Sensors 5. Day 3 - Building a Compound Device 6. Day 4 - Building a Standalone Device 7. Day 5 - Using Actuators 8. Day 6 - Using AC Powered Components 9. Day 7 - The World of Transmitters, Receivers, and Transceivers 10. Day 8 - Short Range Wireless Communications 11. Day 9 - Long-Range Wireless Communications 12. Day 10 - The Internet of Things

External power supply options

The Arduino Uno board has three different options for receiving power:

  • USB B port
  • DC IN power socket
  • VIN pin

Providing power via the USB B port in a standalone manner can be achieved via USB power hubs. These USB power hubs are also sometimes called USB power banks. The USB B port can receive 5 volts of power.

The DC IN power socket can receive power supply from external batteries as well as AC to DC wall adapters. The DC IN socket can receive 7-12 volts of power supply.

The VIN pin provides yet another option for receiving power from external power supplies. In this case, mostly, external batteries are used. Similarly, the VIN pin can also receive 7-12 volts of power.

As a caution, avoid an input voltage on the 5V pin, as the input voltage to the 5V pin will bypass the on-board voltage regulator and enter the main board circuit directly. This will...
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