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Hands-On with Industry 4.0 Using the Raspberry Pi and the Arduino Platforms – Day 3

This session will focus on operating an electromechanical rotating component used in linear and angular actuation applications. Using a microcontroller can augment the performance of the electromechanical rotating component through software control of the operating system’s drive voltage and current parameters. This webinar will allow participants to learn to construct a WiFi conceptual test circuit to demonstrate an Industry 4.0 approach to controlling a DC motor.

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2/12/2025 5:51:49 PM

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ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
GRAVITY:DHT11 TEMPERATURE AND HUDFR0067GRAVITY:DHT11 TEMPERATURE AND HU34 - Immediate$64.87View Details
FAN AXIAL 40X20MM VAPO 5VDC WIREMF40200V3-1000U-A99FAN AXIAL 40X20MM VAPO 5VDC WIRE1877 - Immediate$67.00View Details
N-CHANNEL POWER MOSFETIRFS630AN-CHANNEL POWER MOSFET55970 - Marketplace$4.22View Details

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