is it posible to use 2 outputports to set a voltage from 0 to 5 V or 0 to 3,3 V.
like 80% = 4V
did it somebody with existing modules?
Use Modul to set Voltage to Ports
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Re: Use Modul to set Voltage to Ports
I don't think that's possible. Ports can use PWM but that does not change the voltage.
What exactly are you trying to accomplish?
What exactly are you trying to accomplish?
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Re: Use Modul to set Voltage to Ports
I'm planning on a guide using this PWM to Voltage unit.
It's not possible to go from exact 0v but almost. And top voltage is variable from 5v - 10v. But you need to feed it with minimum 12v.
Many LED drivers can dim on input 0-10v, also many electrical motors in ventilation systems can be controlled by 0-10v.
It's not possible to go from exact 0v but almost. And top voltage is variable from 5v - 10v. But you need to feed it with minimum 12v.
Many LED drivers can dim on input 0-10v, also many electrical motors in ventilation systems can be controlled by 0-10v.
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Re: Use Modul to set Voltage to Ports
If you have got enough free gpios, you can simply use something like this:
https://makezine.com/2011/02/15/dac/
With your 2 pins you get only 4 levels, with 3 pins 8 etc.
https://makezine.com/2011/02/15/dac/
With your 2 pins you get only 4 levels, with 3 pins 8 etc.
Re: Use Modul to set Voltage to Ports
because it is not possible to change internal timing of ESP8266.
My new idea is to talk to an arduino, give him 0 to 5V to convert it in percent and control pwm fan with the arduino, without noise.
4V = 80% speed
My new idea is to talk to an arduino, give him 0 to 5V to convert it in percent and control pwm fan with the arduino, without noise.
4V = 80% speed
Re: Use Modul to set Voltage to Ports
Problem solved with PWM communication.
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