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ATMEGA 8/328 |
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Step Down Module XL4015 |
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L7805 |
x 1 | |
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L293D |
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Screw terminal block connector |
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Gold pin socket (6 pin) |
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16MHz Crystal |
x 1 | |
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22pF Capacitor |
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10kΩ Resistor |
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100nF Capacitor |
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33μF 25V |
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IR Receiver |
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Automatic blinds(IR controlled)
This is my control board for automatic blinds. It is very easy controller which you can easy reprogram for yourself by UART. Only what you need is FTDI232 programer. I used DC-DC buck converter for set voltage on each motor. The heart of the controller is ATMEGA 8 but I recommend ATMEGA 328 because she has more memory. I had to remake IR library because this library take up all memory of microprocessor.
Link for 3D print parts(my own project): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2861860
Screw terminal block connector:
X2: 1 - 12V DC 2 - GND
X3,X4,X6,X7 - End stop
X5,X8 - Motors
Automatic blinds(IR controlled)
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