Arduino · Intermediate · Stufe 19 / 40
Power for Projects and Systematic Fault-Finding
Supply projects correctly from mains adapters and batteries and locate faults methodically with meter and logic analyzer.
Intermediate freischalten · CHF 19.90 Stufen 14–26, einmalig, kein Abo
10 Lektionen in dieser Stufe
- Power Budget: Adding Up What Every Part Draws
Estimate average and peak current of a complete project. · Lab: Build a power budget table for the robot arm project and compare it with a measurement. - Linear Regulators, Dropout and Heat
Calculate dissipation and decide when a linear regulator is acceptable. · Lab: Run a 7805 from 12 V at increasing load and feel and calculate the heat. - Buck and Boost Converter Modules
Use switching converters to step voltage down or up efficiently and set their output safely. · Lab: Set a buck module to 5 V before connecting a load and measure efficiency at two currents. - Battery Chemistries and Lithium Cell Safety
Compare alkaline, NiMH and Li-ion cells and follow the rules for handling lithium cells. · Lab: Read capacity, voltage range and maximum current from three cell datasheets and build a comparison chart. - Charging and Protecting a Li-Ion Cell with a TP4056 Module
Explain constant-current and constant-voltage charging and the protection functions. · Lab: Charge a protected 18650 cell while logging voltage and observing the status LEDs. - Decoupling Capacitors, Brown-Outs and Random Resets
Stabilise supply rails near chips and diagnose resets caused by voltage dips. · Lab: Cause resets with a motor on a weak supply and cure them with capacitors and wiring changes. - A Fault-Finding Method: Divide, Measure, Confirm
Apply a repeatable procedure instead of random part swapping. · Lab: Find three planted faults in a prepared circuit and log each step. - Meter Techniques: Voltage Drop, Diode Test and Shunt Measurement
Locate bad connections by voltage drop and measure current through a shunt. · Lab: Find a high-resistance jumper by measuring millivolts along the supply path. - Logic Analyzer Triggers and Timing Measurements
Capture rare events with triggers and measure time between edges. · Lab: Trigger on a glitch and measure the latency from a button edge to an output change. - Moving from Breadboard to Perfboard
Plan a layout, solder a permanent circuit and inspect and test it. · Lab: Build the power pack on perfboard from your own layout drawing.
Abschlussprojekt
A soldered portable power pack on perfboard with protected Li-ion cell, 5 V and 3.3 V rails and measured efficiency, plus a written fault report on a deliberately broken circuit.
Teile für diese Stufe
- 1 × UNO-compatible board
- 1 × USB cable matching the board
- 1 × Solderless breadboard 830 points
- 1 × Jumper wire set male-male and male-female
- 1 × Digital multimeter
- 1 × USB logic analyzer 8 channel
- 1 × Linear regulator 7805
- 1 × Linear regulator module 3.3 V
- 1 × Buck converter module adjustable
- 1 × Boost converter module 5 V output
- 1 × Li-ion cell 18650 protected
- 1 × 18650 battery holder
- 1 × TP4056 charger module with protection
- 10 × Ceramic capacitor 100 nanofarad
- 4 × Electrolytic capacitor 100 microfarad
- 1 × Power resistor assortment
- 1 × Shunt resistor 0.1 ohm
- 2 × Perfboard
- 1 × Slide switch
- 4 × Screw terminal block 2-pin
- 1 × Soldering iron with stand
- 1 × Solder wire
- 1 × Desoldering pump or wick
- 1 × Hook-up wire set
- 1 × Safety glasses
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Voraussetzung: Levels 1–18: all buses, motor loads, soldering basics and multimeter fundamentals.