SKU: BOS0001
The rotation sensor is a simple potentiometer module with rotation angle of 0~300 degrees. It outputs analog signal and work well with maincontrollers such as micro:bit and Arduino. And the sensor can be used for not only Mind+ and makecode graphical programming but also non-programming projects.
1. No-Code Example for Adjustable Speed Whisk
This article guides users through the hardware setup and wiring for an adjustable speed whisk using components such as BOS0001 rotation sensor and motor controller module, showcasing a non-programming approach ideal for DIY electronics projects.
2. No-Code Example for Variable Speed Fan
This article presents a no-code method for setting up a variable speed fan using BOS modules, featuring detailed hardware preparation, wiring diagrams, and demo videos to assist users in achieving a functional fan system without programming expertise.
3. Code Example for micro:bit-Variable Speed Fan
Rotate the konb to different angle to control the speed of the fan. Clockwise rotate to increase the speed; counter-clockwise rotate to decrease it.
4. Code Example for micro:bit-Make a Lamp
Use the rotation sensor to control the brightness of the LED module. Clockwise rotate to brighten the lamp, counter-clockwise to darken it.
5. Code Example for micro:bit-Adjustable Speed Whisk
Make a whisk with the whisk head fixed on the motor's shaft, and use the rotation sensor to control the motor's speed.
6. Code Example for micro:bit-RGB LED Strip Control
This article provides a comprehensive guide on controlling RGB LED strips using micro:bit, including hardware and software preparation, wiring diagrams, and example programs in Mind+ and Makecode, along with a demonstration video and additional flow chart information.
Reference
This article delves into the principle of rotation sensors, explaining their function as potentiometers to adjust voltage, and provides practical usage instructions for controlling output analog signals.
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