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Introduction output 0-5V voltage requires AD conversion
Rotary Potentiometer Analog Knob Module
Characteristics:
• High Quality Rotary Electric Appliance, Stable Performance Smooth Movement
• Output 0 -VCC Analog Voltage Signal
Specification:
1.Size: 26*20mm
2.weight: 5G
3. Voltage: 3.3V, 5V
4. Port: Analog
5.RSistance: 100K
6. Rotation Angle: 270 Degrees
7.Platform: Arduino, MCU, ARM, Raspberry Pi
Connect the s port of the rotation portiometer electronic block to the a0 end of the arduino poll, and use the follow project to read its simulation value.thro UGH The SIMULATIN VALUE to SET The LED BRIGHTNESS.
const inst led = 9; // The pin that the Led is attached to
int Brightness = 0; // How Bright The Led is
void setup () {
// Declare pin 9 to be an output:
Pinmode (LED, OUTPUT);
}
void loop () {
Brightness = Analogread (A0); // Use a0 to read the electrical signal
Brightness = MAP (Brightness, 0, 1023, 0, 255);
// set the brighness of pin 9:
analogwrite (LED, Brightness);
}
Rotary Potentiometer Analog Knob Module
Characteristics:
• High Quality Rotary Electric Appliance, Stable Performance Smooth Movement
• Output 0 -VCC Analog Voltage Signal
Specification:
1.Size: 26*20mm
2.weight: 5G
3. Voltage: 3.3V, 5V
4. Port: Analog
5.RSistance: 100K
6. Rotation Angle: 270 Degrees
7.Platform: Arduino, MCU, ARM, Raspberry Pi
Connect the s port of the rotation portiometer electronic block to the a0 end of the arduino poll, and use the follow project to read its simulation value.thro UGH The SIMULATIN VALUE to SET The LED BRIGHTNESS.
const inst led = 9; // The pin that the Led is attached to
int Brightness = 0; // How Bright The Led is
void setup () {
// Declare pin 9 to be an output:
Pinmode (LED, OUTPUT);
}
void loop () {
Brightness = Analogread (A0); // Use a0 to read the electrical signal
Brightness = MAP (Brightness, 0, 1023, 0, 255);
// set the brighness of pin 9:
analogwrite (LED, Brightness);
}