Titlebook: Extreme NXT; Extending the LEGO M Michael Gasperi,Philippe Philo Hurbain,Isabelle Hu Book 20071st edition Apress 2007 Hardware.LEGO.LEGO Mi

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Vikram Arun Mhaskar,J. Maheshwarill to handle. Fortunately, several companies have stepped in to provide sophisticated sensors whose market is too small for a big company like LEGO. It isn’t our intention to make this chapter look like a product catalog, because over the life of this book many of their offerings will change, but ra

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Innovative Approaches to Cell Biomechanicsors. The sophisticated pulse width modulation circuitry behind these ports was already described in Chapter 3. The NXT output power is on the same two wires that we used for passive sensors: the black and the white wires in the NXT cable, or pin 1 and pin 2 on the output port connector. The white wi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-88045-5tact sensors use the same NXT-G Touch Sensor block shown in Figure 4-1 as the LEGO ones. You probably already have everything you need to homebrew one. Even if you don’t, the parts are readily available from electronic stores such as Radio Shack, and even from hardware stores.

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Kiril Simov,Alexander Popov,Petya Osenova 5V supply inside the NXT, or some part of it divided through an external resistor. It probably doesn’t come as a big surprise that you can connect an external voltage to the input and have the NXT convert that instead.

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