Add links to the parts you use and you will add more viewers. This is just a slight adjustment as you're already doing a great job. Many times before I start a video I will click on the part link provided so I have a better sense of what's going on in the video.
@@robojax. Hi, thanks for your reply. I looked up your web-link and could not find references to the hardware you are using (on this project). Would it be possible to put the hardware links there on your website? I appreciate how you cover a wide variety of sensor/ actuator projects. A schematic, IC specification sheet, or link to the hardware would be quite useful. Also for your audio, an inexpensive lapel microphone would give you more volume.
@@robojax I don't see any links in the descriptions to the parts that you used -- specifically, a link to where someone can buy the motor driver and vibration-motor that you're using. Would be helpful if those links were provided.
Hello! Thank you so much for this amazing video! I was wondering if different vibrating intenisites, and maybe frequencies could be programmed for the vibrating motor?
Hello and you are very welcome. you may feed PWM (Pulse width modulation) signal to the signal input pin of it using code shown in this page th-cam.com/video/3_C7gJeX9hc/w-d-xo.html where a potentiometer can control the duty cycle of PWM. or if you don't have pot, then use the code from this video th-cam.com/video/kZ9b31gVemc/w-d-xo.html I have not tested them but try it. good luck.
Hi Fernanda, me and my friend want to make a ardunio project about converting music to vibrations. We think that it is necessary to create vibrations at different frequencies for each note. We're wondering if you've tried the idea you wrote. Did the vibration motor work in generating different frequencies? Thank you.
Hello Sir It was nice presentation and It is very helpful. But In this i want to ask you that 1) How the frequency was control in this ? 2) What is voltage level For this??
Hello, 1-you have no control over the frequency as the vibrator has internal circuit. 2-The output from Arduino is 5V and y ou have no control over that too.
Hello, with your question you made me watch the video and in the first 2 minutes I have explained it. Please watch without skipping and I can assure you, you will have any questions by the end is this video.
i would like to know with out the PCB what resistors should we use between the output of the Arduino and the vibration motor, the specs if the vibration motor say 3 to 3.7 v up to .080 mAmp, the arduino max current is .040 mAmp per pin total of 200 mAmp for all pins
We connect the VCC pin of this module to 5V of Arduino which can supply more than 300mA. This module has transistor to amplify the input signal. We have connected the IN pin to pin 2 of Arduino which draws less than 0.1mA. so do not worry about the currrent.
Yes sure. you can use a push button to push and activate, then release to turn it off . see push button tutorial here th-cam.com/video/OSwleCBlkuI/w-d-xo.html
Hi robojax, I am very new to arduino, and I was wondering if it is possible to connect multiple vibrating motors to a single arduino uno? All vibrating motors need to do the exact same at the same time so that would make it easier right? Thank you for the video tho it was veey helpfull already!
if they are turning on at the same time, then use relay so the Arduino board is not overloaded use this LOW level trigger relay th-cam.com/video/g6k8sPJyif8/w-d-xo.html or HIGH level trigger relay th-cam.com/video/58XWVDnB7Ss/w-d-xo.html and connect all positive of them together and negative of them together and connect them as load to the relay. right now you will see AC bulb but you connect the vibration motor instead.
@@robojax okay you get my point, now we move forward. we are going to implement these motor on a steering wheel, mounted in the steering wheel so that we get feedback whether the vehicle is moving towards left or right. when the steering wheel turns right the vibration of these motors felt in same direction like in anti clockwise direction and vice versa. There should be different frequencies for different situations But here is a point how we develop diff frequencies ranges? Do you have any knowledge or idea for this?
that's good. Can you help me in this regard ? Actually I wanna buy the drivers for these type vibration motors (ERM or LRA type), being used. Suggest me a website to order these drivers. I''ll be thankful to you.
You are welcome. I don't have any idea what crack test machine work. But this is very lower power and can't be modified. Thank you for not skipping the ads and keep watching them. This will help me a lot.
Its cool that you don't need any library for this. Worked right away! Thank you for tutorial, I would say your tutorials are one of the best online.
Add links to the parts you use and you will add more viewers. This is just a slight adjustment as you're already doing a great job. Many times before I start a video I will click on the part link provided so I have a better sense of what's going on in the video.
TH-cam has made it very hard. So I never use that. I put all links in the description.
@@robojax. Hi, thanks for your reply. I looked up your web-link and could not find references to the hardware you are using (on this project). Would it be possible to put the hardware links there on your website? I appreciate how you cover a wide variety of sensor/ actuator projects. A schematic, IC specification sheet, or link to the hardware would be quite useful. Also for your audio, an inexpensive lapel microphone would give you more volume.
@@robojax I don't see any links in the descriptions to the parts that you used -- specifically, a link to where someone can buy the motor driver and vibration-motor that you're using. Would be helpful if those links were provided.
Well explained. Thank you very much.
Hello! Thank you so much for this amazing video! I was wondering if different vibrating intenisites, and maybe frequencies could be programmed for the vibrating motor?
Hello and you are very welcome. you may feed PWM (Pulse width modulation) signal to the signal input pin of it using code shown in this page th-cam.com/video/3_C7gJeX9hc/w-d-xo.html where a potentiometer can control the duty cycle of PWM. or if you don't have pot, then use the code from this video th-cam.com/video/kZ9b31gVemc/w-d-xo.html I have not tested them but try it. good luck.
@@robojax Thank you so much! I truly appreciate it !!
Hi Fernanda, me and my friend want to make a ardunio project about converting music to vibrations. We think that it is necessary to create vibrations at different frequencies for each note. We're wondering if you've tried the idea you wrote. Did the vibration motor work in generating different frequencies? Thank you.
thank you Robojax!
You are welcome.
Thak you, Sir!
Hello Sir
It was nice presentation and It is very helpful.
But In this i want to ask you that
1) How the frequency was control in this ?
2) What is voltage level For this??
Hello, 1-you have no control over the frequency as the vibrator has internal circuit. 2-The output from Arduino is 5V and y ou have no control over that too.
Hello! Thank you for this video! For what serves the "in" pin on the vibration motor?
Hello, with your question you made me watch the video and in the first 2 minutes I have explained it. Please watch without skipping and I can assure you, you will have any questions by the end is this video.
i would like to know with out the PCB what resistors should we use between the output of the Arduino and the vibration motor, the specs if the vibration motor say 3 to 3.7 v up to .080 mAmp, the arduino max current is .040 mAmp per pin total of 200 mAmp for all pins
We connect the VCC pin of this module to 5V of Arduino which can supply more than 300mA. This module has transistor to amplify the input signal. We have connected the IN pin to pin 2 of Arduino which draws less than 0.1mA. so do not worry about the currrent.
Could this be modified to activate with a single key stroke like with a keyboard?
Yes sure. you can use a push button to push and activate, then release to turn it off . see push button tutorial here th-cam.com/video/OSwleCBlkuI/w-d-xo.html
How many volts does the vibrating motor consume? but want to use motor 775 12v. come with Arduino ?
I believe I mentioned the voltage to be 5V
How can i make a 240-420 RPM Motor?
Hi robojax,
I am very new to arduino, and I was wondering if it is possible to connect multiple vibrating motors to a single arduino uno? All vibrating motors need to do the exact same at the same time so that would make it easier right? Thank you for the video tho it was veey helpfull already!
if they are turning on at the same time, then use relay so the Arduino board is not overloaded use this LOW level trigger relay th-cam.com/video/g6k8sPJyif8/w-d-xo.html or HIGH level trigger relay th-cam.com/video/58XWVDnB7Ss/w-d-xo.html and connect all positive of them together and negative of them together and connect them as load to the relay. right now you will see AC bulb but you connect the vibration motor instead.
@@robojax Can I integrate all vibration disc in series and to single source
can I discuss my project with you in which we are going to use the ERM vibration motor ?
It is used for notification purpose. instead of beep or speaker, if quiet alert is needed you can use this like mobile phone.
@@robojax okay you get my point, now we move forward.
we are going to implement these motor on a steering wheel, mounted in the steering wheel so that we get feedback whether the vehicle is moving towards left or right. when the steering wheel turns right the vibration of these motors felt in same direction like in anti clockwise direction and vice versa.
There should be different frequencies for different situations But here is a point how we develop diff frequencies ranges?
Do you have any knowledge or idea for this?
can you share a link for the potentiometer
Links are u under the video in description
@@robojax CANT FIND THEM
that's good. Can you help me in this regard ?
Actually I wanna buy the drivers for these type vibration motors (ERM or LRA type), being used. Suggest me a website to order these drivers.
I''ll be thankful to you.
I have replied to this. Please see my comment to your other comment.
Thank you robojax, can I build bigger for crack testing machine from these methods?
You are welcome. I don't have any idea what crack test machine work. But this is very lower power and can't be modified. Thank you for not skipping the ads and keep watching them. This will help me a lot.
@@robojax sir how can i run 3 motors on it.. i want to blink 3 motors with speed control .. please reply
Nice example, however audio levels vary widely. e. g. 7:51 level is loud then 8:05 level is soft.
yes.
will this work with arduino nano? sorry if i sound stupid. im new to this stuff
yes it will work with any arduino.
@@robojax thanks :D
You are welcome.
what if we wanna control the frequency of the vibration motor ERM type for the purpose of the different indication at different frequency?
You can make your own frequency on top of current vibration. But that is separate subject to create different frequency within Arduino.
Need help with similar situation. Willing to pay.
Hello, I received your email. Looking into it today and will get back to you. Thanks.