Hello is an easy way to Kinect Relay Module to EZ-B
Community Robot Questions Relay Module t2t2 Australia Asked May 2013 — Edited May 2013 Relay Module Skip to comments Jump to end Hello is an easy way to Kinect Relay Module to EZ-B Jump to end Upgrade to ARC Pro ARC Pro is your gateway to a community of like-minded robot enthusiasts and professionals, all united by a passion for advanced robot programming. Compare Pro Features View Subscription Plans Rich United Kingdom #1 May 2013 Did you mean "Is there an easy way to connect a relay module to the EZ-B"? If so then yes. Look for Josh's Saltwater Tank project, he has used some relays on that. From memory he used a TIP transistor circuit to energise the relay. hhammoud United Arab Emr #2 May 2013 Or you can simply buy a ready made module that is opto-coupled and isolated. You may connect it to any digital output from EZB Module with 2 relays Login to post a comment
t2t2 Australia Asked May 2013 — Edited May 2013 Relay Module Skip to comments Jump to end Hello is an easy way to Kinect Relay Module to EZ-B Jump to end
Rich United Kingdom #1 May 2013 Did you mean "Is there an easy way to connect a relay module to the EZ-B"? If so then yes. Look for Josh's Saltwater Tank project, he has used some relays on that. From memory he used a TIP transistor circuit to energise the relay.
Did you mean "Is there an easy way to connect a relay module to the EZ-B"? If so then yes. Look for Josh's Saltwater Tank project, he has used some relays on that. From memory he used a TIP transistor circuit to energise the relay.
hhammoud United Arab Emr #2 May 2013 Or you can simply buy a ready made module that is opto-coupled and isolated. You may connect it to any digital output from EZB Module with 2 relays
Or you can simply buy a ready made module that is opto-coupled and isolated. You may connect it to any digital output from EZB Module with 2 relays
Did you mean "Is there an easy way to connect a relay module to the EZ-B"?
If so then yes. Look for Josh's Saltwater Tank project, he has used some relays on that. From memory he used a TIP transistor circuit to energise the relay.
Or you can simply buy a ready made module that is opto-coupled and isolated. You may connect it to any digital output from EZB
Module with 2 relays