Tuesday, December 17, 2013

Robot in Simple way




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The following article will show you how to build a simple robot, called “The Beetle Robot”, created by Jerome Demers. It’s great for beginners and is easy to do. Before starting, I suggest you to read the complete tutorial below. This will greatly lower the chances of you making a mistake. This is the Beetle Robot v. 3 you are going to build:
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Tools Needed:

Components for the robot

Here are the serial numbers of the components and tools from RadioShack .
Component Number
soldering iron 64-2184
electronic solder 64-006
diagonal cutter 64-2951
1.5 Volts motor 273-223
battery holder 270-398
SPDT switch 275-016
Most of the components can be bought for much cheaper at Digi-Key, Jameco, or similar. At RobotShop, you can find the dual AA battery holder and the small DC motor. You can also find these components at any good electronic component store. Here are all the parts needed for the construction the beetle robot:
Image 1. Cut the electric wire in pieces of 6 cm each, 13 times.
Image Strip 1 cm at each end.
Image 2. Regroup all the components.
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3. Solder each wire to each components except the two batteries.
Image 4. Take the battery holder and make a connection to the connection.
Image This will give a third connection.See picture below.
Image The blue wire is the third connections
Image 5. Turn the battery holder up side down so the batteries point to the ground. Glue the two switches on the battery holder in a V form.
Image Image Image 6. Glue the motor beside each switch so that the shaft touches the ground
Image Image Image 7. Take the big paperclip and make the caster like the picture below.
Image You can make a nice looking caster or a normal one
Image Image I prefer the nice one
Image 8. How to make the connection
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Image Image 9. Take the small paper clip and bend them to make antenna.
Image Glue them to the switches and don’t put to much glue.
Image Add 1 cm of heat shrink to the shaft of each motor.
Image Image 10. Add the batteries in the battery holder and put it on a flat surface to see your creation take life. Congratulations!
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