https://visuino.com/wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&user=Visuino&feedformat=atomVisuino - User contributions [en]2024-03-28T12:36:55ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.40.0https://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Speed_and_Direction_To_Speed&diff=5374Speed and Direction To Speed2024-03-24T12:30:23Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div>[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.png]]<br />
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== Summary ==<br />
Converts direction and speed to a normalized speed<br />
== Description ==<br />
<br />
The primary function of the "Speed and Direction To Speed" component is to take two inputs: speed and direction, and convert them into a single output representing the speed level ranging from 0.0 to 1.0. This output signal is crucial for driving motors, controlling actuators, or any other application where speed and direction control is required.<br />
<br><br />
Input Parameters:<br />
<br><br />
'''Speed''': (0.0 - 1.0): This input parameter accepts a analog value ranging from 0.0 to 1.0, where 0.0 indicates a complete stop, and 1.0 signifies maximum speed. Intermediate values represent varying speed levels between stop and maximum speed.<br />
<br><br />
'''Direction''': (Digital): The direction input parameter accepts a digital signal that determines the motion direction. A value of True typically corresponds to forward motion, while False indicates backward or reverse motion.<br />
<br><br />
'''Output''': The component produces a unified output signal within the range of 0.0 to 1.0, where:<br />
<br><br />
0.5: Represents a complete stop regardless of the direction signal.<br><br />
1.0: Corresponds to full speed in the forward direction.<br><br />
0.0: Indicates full speed in the backward direction.<br />
<br><br />
<br />
Applications:<br />
<br />
Motor Control: Ideal for controlling the speed and direction of DC motors, stepper motors, or servo motors in robotics and automation projects.<br />
Actuator Control: Enables precise control of linear actuators, pneumatic actuators, or hydraulic actuators in various mechanical systems.<br />
Vehicle Control: Useful for controlling the speed and direction of wheeled or tracked vehicles in robotic vehicles, RC cars, or drones.<br />
Conveyor Systems: Enables speed and direction control in conveyor belts or material handling systems in industrial automation.<br />
Remote Control Systems: Facilitates integration into remote-controlled devices where dynamic speed and direction adjustments are required.<br />
Conclusion:<br />
<br />
The "Speed and Direction To Speed" component in Visuino provides a straightforward yet powerful solution for incorporating speed and direction control into your projects. By seamlessly converting input signals into a unified output, it offers flexibility, precision, and efficiency in controlling various devices and systems, making it an invaluable tool for hobbyists, educators, and professionals alike.<br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
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[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.Preview.png]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
<br />
<br />
== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Speed_and_Direction_To_Speed&diff=5373Speed and Direction To Speed2024-03-24T12:29:55Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div>[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.png]]<br />
<br />
== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Speed and Direction To Speed}}<br />
Converts direction and speed to a normalized speed<br />
== Description ==<br />
<br />
The primary function of the "Speed and Direction To Speed" component is to take two inputs: speed and direction, and convert them into a single output representing the speed level ranging from 0.0 to 1.0. This output signal is crucial for driving motors, controlling actuators, or any other application where speed and direction control is required.<br />
<br><br />
Input Parameters:<br />
<br><br />
'''Speed''': (0.0 - 1.0): This input parameter accepts a analog value ranging from 0.0 to 1.0, where 0.0 indicates a complete stop, and 1.0 signifies maximum speed. Intermediate values represent varying speed levels between stop and maximum speed.<br />
<br><br />
'''Direction''': (Digital): The direction input parameter accepts a digital signal that determines the motion direction. A value of True typically corresponds to forward motion, while False indicates backward or reverse motion.<br />
<br><br />
'''Output''': The component produces a unified output signal within the range of 0.0 to 1.0, where:<br />
<br><br />
0.5: Represents a complete stop regardless of the direction signal.<br><br />
1.0: Corresponds to full speed in the forward direction.<br><br />
0.0: Indicates full speed in the backward direction.<br />
<br><br />
<br />
Applications:<br />
<br />
Motor Control: Ideal for controlling the speed and direction of DC motors, stepper motors, or servo motors in robotics and automation projects.<br />
Actuator Control: Enables precise control of linear actuators, pneumatic actuators, or hydraulic actuators in various mechanical systems.<br />
Vehicle Control: Useful for controlling the speed and direction of wheeled or tracked vehicles in robotic vehicles, RC cars, or drones.<br />
Conveyor Systems: Enables speed and direction control in conveyor belts or material handling systems in industrial automation.<br />
Remote Control Systems: Facilitates integration into remote-controlled devices where dynamic speed and direction adjustments are required.<br />
Conclusion:<br />
<br />
The "Speed and Direction To Speed" component in Visuino provides a straightforward yet powerful solution for incorporating speed and direction control into your projects. By seamlessly converting input signals into a unified output, it offers flexibility, precision, and efficiency in controlling various devices and systems, making it an invaluable tool for hobbyists, educators, and professionals alike.<br />
<br />
<b>Diagram:</b><br />
<br />
[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.Preview.png]]<br />
<br />
== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
<br />
<br />
== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.Preview.png&diff=5372File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.Preview.png2024-03-24T12:27:32Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div></div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.png&diff=5371File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.png2024-03-24T12:27:09Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div></div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Speed_Change(Acceleration)_Meter&diff=5370Speed Change(Acceleration) Meter2024-03-24T12:24:44Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div>[[Image:TSpeedChangeMeter.png]]<br />
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== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Summary Speed Change Meter}}<br />
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== Description ==<br />
The "Speed Change Meter" component in Visuino is an analog component that measures acceleration or speed changes. It is commonly used in projects where monitoring changes in speed or acceleration is required.<br />
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This component has an analog input pin where the speed or acceleration signal is connected. It also features an analog output pin that provides the corresponding output signal reflecting the measured speed changes.<br />
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By utilizing the "Speed Change Meter" component in your projects, you can easily track and respond to changes in speed or acceleration, enabling you to create interactive and dynamic applications.<br />
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<b>Resources:</b><br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
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[[Image:TSpeedChangeMeter.Preview.png]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
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[[Image:TMeasurementToolbarCategory.png]] [[Category Measurement]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Measurement}}<br />
== Properties ==<br />
<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
== Pins ==<br />
<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:TSpeedChangeMeter.png&diff=5369File:TSpeedChangeMeter.png2024-03-24T12:24:14Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div></div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Speed_Change(Acceleration)_Meter&diff=5368Speed Change(Acceleration) Meter2024-03-24T12:22:35Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div>[[Image:TArduinoSpeedChangeMeter.png]]<br />
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== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Summary Speed Change Meter}}<br />
<br />
== Description ==<br />
The "Speed Change Meter" component in Visuino is an analog component that measures acceleration or speed changes. It is commonly used in projects where monitoring changes in speed or acceleration is required.<br />
<br />
This component has an analog input pin where the speed or acceleration signal is connected. It also features an analog output pin that provides the corresponding output signal reflecting the measured speed changes.<br />
<br />
By utilizing the "Speed Change Meter" component in your projects, you can easily track and respond to changes in speed or acceleration, enabling you to create interactive and dynamic applications.<br />
<br />
<b>Resources:</b><br />
<br />
<br />
<b>Diagram:</b><br />
<br />
[[Image:TSpeedChangeMeter.Preview.png]]<br />
<br />
== Categories ==<br />
<br />
[[Image:TMeasurementToolbarCategory.png]] [[Category Measurement]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Measurement}}<br />
== Properties ==<br />
<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
== Pins ==<br />
<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:TSpeedChangeMeter.Preview.png&diff=5367File:TSpeedChangeMeter.Preview.png2024-03-24T12:20:45Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div></div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Speed_and_Direction_To_Speed&diff=5366Speed and Direction To Speed2024-03-24T12:09:23Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div>[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.png]]<br />
<br />
== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Speed and Direction To Speed}}<br />
<br />
== Description ==<br />
<br />
The primary function of the "Speed and Direction To Speed" component is to take two inputs: speed and direction, and convert them into a single output representing the speed level ranging from 0.0 to 1.0. This output signal is crucial for driving motors, controlling actuators, or any other application where speed and direction control is required.<br />
<br><br />
Input Parameters:<br />
<br><br />
'''Speed''': (0.0 - 1.0): This input parameter accepts a analog value ranging from 0.0 to 1.0, where 0.0 indicates a complete stop, and 1.0 signifies maximum speed. Intermediate values represent varying speed levels between stop and maximum speed.<br />
<br><br />
'''Direction''': (Digital): The direction input parameter accepts a digital signal that determines the motion direction. A value of True typically corresponds to forward motion, while False indicates backward or reverse motion.<br />
<br><br />
'''Output''': The component produces a unified output signal within the range of 0.0 to 1.0, where:<br />
<br><br />
0.5: Represents a complete stop regardless of the direction signal.<br><br />
1.0: Corresponds to full speed in the forward direction.<br><br />
0.0: Indicates full speed in the backward direction.<br />
<br><br />
<br />
Applications:<br />
<br />
Motor Control: Ideal for controlling the speed and direction of DC motors, stepper motors, or servo motors in robotics and automation projects.<br />
Actuator Control: Enables precise control of linear actuators, pneumatic actuators, or hydraulic actuators in various mechanical systems.<br />
Vehicle Control: Useful for controlling the speed and direction of wheeled or tracked vehicles in robotic vehicles, RC cars, or drones.<br />
Conveyor Systems: Enables speed and direction control in conveyor belts or material handling systems in industrial automation.<br />
Remote Control Systems: Facilitates integration into remote-controlled devices where dynamic speed and direction adjustments are required.<br />
Conclusion:<br />
<br />
The "Speed and Direction To Speed" component in Visuino provides a straightforward yet powerful solution for incorporating speed and direction control into your projects. By seamlessly converting input signals into a unified output, it offers flexibility, precision, and efficiency in controlling various devices and systems, making it an invaluable tool for hobbyists, educators, and professionals alike.<br />
<br />
<b>Diagram:</b><br />
<br />
[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.Preview.png]]<br />
<br />
== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
<br />
== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
<br />
<br />
== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
<br />
[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Speed_and_Direction_To_Speed&diff=5365Speed and Direction To Speed2024-03-24T12:08:27Z<p>Visuino: </p>
<hr />
<div>[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.png]]<br />
<br />
== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Speed and Direction To Speed}}<br />
<br />
== Description ==<br />
<br />
The primary function of the "Speed and Direction To Speed" component is to take two inputs: speed and direction, and convert them into a single output representing the speed level ranging from 0.0 to 1.0. This output signal is crucial for driving motors, controlling actuators, or any other application where speed and direction control is required.<br />
<br><br />
Input Parameters:<br />
<br><br />
'''Speed''' (0.0 - 1.0): This input parameter accepts a analog value ranging from 0.0 to 1.0, where 0.0 indicates a complete stop, and 1.0 signifies maximum speed. Intermediate values represent varying speed levels between stop and maximum speed.<br />
<br><br />
'''Direction''' (Digital): The direction input parameter accepts a digital signal that determines the motion direction. A value of True typically corresponds to forward motion, while False indicates backward or reverse motion.<br />
<br><br />
'''Output''': The component produces a unified output signal within the range of 0.0 to 1.0, where:<br />
<br><br />
0.5: Represents a complete stop regardless of the direction signal.<br><br />
1.0: Corresponds to full speed in the forward direction.<br><br />
0.0: Indicates full speed in the backward direction.<br />
<br><br />
<br />
Applications:<br />
<br />
Motor Control: Ideal for controlling the speed and direction of DC motors, stepper motors, or servo motors in robotics and automation projects.<br />
Actuator Control: Enables precise control of linear actuators, pneumatic actuators, or hydraulic actuators in various mechanical systems.<br />
Vehicle Control: Useful for controlling the speed and direction of wheeled or tracked vehicles in robotic vehicles, RC cars, or drones.<br />
Conveyor Systems: Enables speed and direction control in conveyor belts or material handling systems in industrial automation.<br />
Remote Control Systems: Facilitates integration into remote-controlled devices where dynamic speed and direction adjustments are required.<br />
Conclusion:<br />
<br />
The "Speed and Direction To Speed" component in Visuino provides a straightforward yet powerful solution for incorporating speed and direction control into your projects. By seamlessly converting input signals into a unified output, it offers flexibility, precision, and efficiency in controlling various devices and systems, making it an invaluable tool for hobbyists, educators, and professionals alike.<br />
<b>Diagram:</b><br />
<br />
[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.Preview.png]]<br />
<br />
== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
<br />
== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
<br />
<br />
== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
<br />
[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Speed_and_Direction_To_Speed&diff=5364Speed and Direction To Speed2024-03-24T12:08:13Z<p>Visuino: </p>
<hr />
<div>[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.png]]<br />
<br />
== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Speed and Direction To Speed}}<br />
<br />
== Description ==<br />
<br />
The primary function of the "Speed and Direction To Speed" component is to take two inputs: speed and direction, and convert them into a single output representing the speed level ranging from 0.0 to 1.0. This output signal is crucial for driving motors, controlling actuators, or any other application where speed and direction control is required.<br />
<br><br />
Input Parameters:<br />
<br><br />
'''Speed''' (0.0 - 1.0): This input parameter accepts a analog value ranging from 0.0 to 1.0, where 0.0 indicates a complete stop, and 1.0 signifies maximum speed. Intermediate values represent varying speed levels between stop and maximum speed.<br />
<br><br />
'''Direction''' (Digital): The direction input parameter accepts a digital signal that determines the motion direction. A value of True typically corresponds to forward motion, while False indicates backward or reverse motion.<br />
<br><br />
'''Output''': The component produces a unified output signal within the range of 0.0 to 1.0, where:<br />
<br><br />
0.5: Represents a complete stop regardless of the direction signal.<br><br />
<br />
1.0: Corresponds to full speed in the forward direction.<br><br />
<br />
0.0: Indicates full speed in the backward direction.<br />
<br><br />
<br />
Applications:<br />
<br />
Motor Control: Ideal for controlling the speed and direction of DC motors, stepper motors, or servo motors in robotics and automation projects.<br />
Actuator Control: Enables precise control of linear actuators, pneumatic actuators, or hydraulic actuators in various mechanical systems.<br />
Vehicle Control: Useful for controlling the speed and direction of wheeled or tracked vehicles in robotic vehicles, RC cars, or drones.<br />
Conveyor Systems: Enables speed and direction control in conveyor belts or material handling systems in industrial automation.<br />
Remote Control Systems: Facilitates integration into remote-controlled devices where dynamic speed and direction adjustments are required.<br />
Conclusion:<br />
<br />
The "Speed and Direction To Speed" component in Visuino provides a straightforward yet powerful solution for incorporating speed and direction control into your projects. By seamlessly converting input signals into a unified output, it offers flexibility, precision, and efficiency in controlling various devices and systems, making it an invaluable tool for hobbyists, educators, and professionals alike.<br />
<b>Diagram:</b><br />
<br />
[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.Preview.png]]<br />
<br />
== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
<br />
== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
<br />
<br />
== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
<br />
[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Speed_and_Direction_To_Speed&diff=5363Speed and Direction To Speed2024-03-24T12:07:44Z<p>Visuino: </p>
<hr />
<div>[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.png]]<br />
<br />
== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Speed and Direction To Speed}}<br />
<br />
== Description ==<br />
<br />
The primary function of the "Speed and Direction To Speed" component is to take two inputs: speed and direction, and convert them into a single output representing the speed level ranging from 0.0 to 1.0. This output signal is crucial for driving motors, controlling actuators, or any other application where speed and direction control is required.<br />
<br><br />
Input Parameters:<br />
<br><br />
'''Speed''' (0.0 - 1.0): This input parameter accepts a analog value ranging from 0.0 to 1.0, where 0.0 indicates a complete stop, and 1.0 signifies maximum speed. Intermediate values represent varying speed levels between stop and maximum speed.<br />
<br><br />
'''Direction''' (Digital): The direction input parameter accepts a digital signal that determines the motion direction. A value of True typically corresponds to forward motion, while False indicates backward or reverse motion.<br />
<br><br />
'''Output''': The component produces a unified output signal within the range of 0.0 to 1.0, where:<br />
<br><br />
0.5: Represents a complete stop regardless of the direction signal.<br />
1.0: Corresponds to full speed in the forward direction.<br />
0.0: Indicates full speed in the backward direction.<br />
<br><br />
<br />
Applications:<br />
<br />
Motor Control: Ideal for controlling the speed and direction of DC motors, stepper motors, or servo motors in robotics and automation projects.<br />
Actuator Control: Enables precise control of linear actuators, pneumatic actuators, or hydraulic actuators in various mechanical systems.<br />
Vehicle Control: Useful for controlling the speed and direction of wheeled or tracked vehicles in robotic vehicles, RC cars, or drones.<br />
Conveyor Systems: Enables speed and direction control in conveyor belts or material handling systems in industrial automation.<br />
Remote Control Systems: Facilitates integration into remote-controlled devices where dynamic speed and direction adjustments are required.<br />
Conclusion:<br />
<br />
The "Speed and Direction To Speed" component in Visuino provides a straightforward yet powerful solution for incorporating speed and direction control into your projects. By seamlessly converting input signals into a unified output, it offers flexibility, precision, and efficiency in controlling various devices and systems, making it an invaluable tool for hobbyists, educators, and professionals alike.<br />
<b>Diagram:</b><br />
<br />
[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.Preview.png]]<br />
<br />
== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
<br />
== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
<br />
<br />
== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
<br />
[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Speed_and_Direction_To_Speed&diff=5362Speed and Direction To Speed2024-03-24T12:07:15Z<p>Visuino: </p>
<hr />
<div>[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.png]]<br />
<br />
== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Speed and Direction To Speed}}<br />
<br />
== Description ==<br />
<br />
The primary function of the "Speed and Direction To Speed" component is to take two inputs: speed and direction, and convert them into a single output representing the speed level ranging from 0.0 to 1.0. This output signal is crucial for driving motors, controlling actuators, or any other application where speed and direction control is required.<br />
<br><br />
Input Parameters:<br />
<br><br />
'''Speed''' (0.0 - 1.0): This input parameter accepts a analog value ranging from 0.0 to 1.0, where 0.0 indicates a complete stop, and 1.0 signifies maximum speed. Intermediate values represent varying speed levels between stop and maximum speed.<br />
<br><br />
'''Direction''' (Digital): The direction input parameter accepts a digital signal that determines the motion direction. A value of True typically corresponds to forward motion, while False indicates backward or reverse motion.<br />
<br><br />
'''Output''':<br><br />
<br />
The component produces a unified output signal within the range of 0.0 to 1.0, where:<br />
<br><br />
<br />
0.5: Represents a complete stop regardless of the direction signal.<br />
1.0: Corresponds to full speed in the forward direction.<br />
0.0: Indicates full speed in the backward direction.<br />
<br />
Applications:<br />
<br />
Motor Control: Ideal for controlling the speed and direction of DC motors, stepper motors, or servo motors in robotics and automation projects.<br />
Actuator Control: Enables precise control of linear actuators, pneumatic actuators, or hydraulic actuators in various mechanical systems.<br />
Vehicle Control: Useful for controlling the speed and direction of wheeled or tracked vehicles in robotic vehicles, RC cars, or drones.<br />
Conveyor Systems: Enables speed and direction control in conveyor belts or material handling systems in industrial automation.<br />
Remote Control Systems: Facilitates integration into remote-controlled devices where dynamic speed and direction adjustments are required.<br />
Conclusion:<br />
<br />
The "Speed and Direction To Speed" component in Visuino provides a straightforward yet powerful solution for incorporating speed and direction control into your projects. By seamlessly converting input signals into a unified output, it offers flexibility, precision, and efficiency in controlling various devices and systems, making it an invaluable tool for hobbyists, educators, and professionals alike.<br />
<b>Diagram:</b><br />
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[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.Preview.png]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
<br />
<br />
== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Speed_and_Direction_To_Speed&diff=5361Speed and Direction To Speed2024-03-24T12:06:10Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div>[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.png]]<br />
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== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Speed and Direction To Speed}}<br />
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== Description ==<br />
<br />
The primary function of the "Speed and Direction To Speed" component is to take two inputs: speed and direction, and convert them into a single output representing the speed level ranging from 0.0 to 1.0. This output signal is crucial for driving motors, controlling actuators, or any other application where speed and direction control is required.<br />
<br><br />
Input Parameters:<br />
<br><br />
'''Speed''' (0.0 - 1.0): This input parameter accepts a analog value ranging from 0.0 to 1.0, where 0.0 indicates a complete stop, and 1.0 signifies maximum speed. Intermediate values represent varying speed levels between stop and maximum speed.<br />
<br><br />
'''Direction''' (Digital): The direction input parameter accepts a digital signal that determines the motion direction. A value of True typically corresponds to forward motion, while False indicates backward or reverse motion.<br />
<br><br />
'''Output''':<br><br />
<br><br />
The component produces a unified output signal within the range of 0.0 to 1.0, where:<br />
<br><br />
<br />
0.5: Represents a complete stop regardless of the direction signal.<br />
1.0: Corresponds to full speed in the forward direction.<br />
0.0: Indicates full speed in the backward direction.<br />
<br />
Applications:<br />
<br />
Motor Control: Ideal for controlling the speed and direction of DC motors, stepper motors, or servo motors in robotics and automation projects.<br />
Actuator Control: Enables precise control of linear actuators, pneumatic actuators, or hydraulic actuators in various mechanical systems.<br />
Vehicle Control: Useful for controlling the speed and direction of wheeled or tracked vehicles in robotic vehicles, RC cars, or drones.<br />
Conveyor Systems: Enables speed and direction control in conveyor belts or material handling systems in industrial automation.<br />
Remote Control Systems: Facilitates integration into remote-controlled devices where dynamic speed and direction adjustments are required.<br />
Conclusion:<br />
<br />
The "Speed and Direction To Speed" component in Visuino provides a straightforward yet powerful solution for incorporating speed and direction control into your projects. By seamlessly converting input signals into a unified output, it offers flexibility, precision, and efficiency in controlling various devices and systems, making it an invaluable tool for hobbyists, educators, and professionals alike.<br />
<b>Diagram:</b><br />
<br />
[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.Preview.png]]<br />
<br />
== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
<br />
<br />
== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Speed_and_Direction_To_Speed&diff=5360Speed and Direction To Speed2024-03-24T12:05:35Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div>[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.png]]<br />
<br />
== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Speed and Direction To Speed}}<br />
<br />
== Description ==<br />
<br />
The primary function of the "Speed and Direction To Speed" component is to take two inputs: speed and direction, and convert them into a single output representing the speed level ranging from 0.0 to 1.0. This output signal is crucial for driving motors, controlling actuators, or any other application where speed and direction control is required.<br />
Input Parameters:<br />
'''Speed''' (0.0 - 1.0): This input parameter accepts a analog value ranging from 0.0 to 1.0, where 0.0 indicates a complete stop, and 1.0 signifies maximum speed. Intermediate values represent varying speed levels between stop and maximum speed.<br />
'''Direction''' (Digital): The direction input parameter accepts a digital signal that determines the motion direction. A value of True typically corresponds to forward motion, while False indicates backward or reverse motion.<br />
'''Output''':<br><br />
<br />
The component produces a unified output signal within the range of 0.0 to 1.0, where:<br />
<br><br />
<br />
0.5: Represents a complete stop regardless of the direction signal.<br />
1.0: Corresponds to full speed in the forward direction.<br />
0.0: Indicates full speed in the backward direction.<br />
<br />
Applications:<br />
<br />
Motor Control: Ideal for controlling the speed and direction of DC motors, stepper motors, or servo motors in robotics and automation projects.<br />
Actuator Control: Enables precise control of linear actuators, pneumatic actuators, or hydraulic actuators in various mechanical systems.<br />
Vehicle Control: Useful for controlling the speed and direction of wheeled or tracked vehicles in robotic vehicles, RC cars, or drones.<br />
Conveyor Systems: Enables speed and direction control in conveyor belts or material handling systems in industrial automation.<br />
Remote Control Systems: Facilitates integration into remote-controlled devices where dynamic speed and direction adjustments are required.<br />
Conclusion:<br />
<br />
The "Speed and Direction To Speed" component in Visuino provides a straightforward yet powerful solution for incorporating speed and direction control into your projects. By seamlessly converting input signals into a unified output, it offers flexibility, precision, and efficiency in controlling various devices and systems, making it an invaluable tool for hobbyists, educators, and professionals alike.<br />
<b>Diagram:</b><br />
<br />
[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.Preview.png]]<br />
<br />
== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
<br />
<br />
== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Speed_and_Direction_To_Speed&diff=5359Speed and Direction To Speed2024-03-24T12:05:06Z<p>Visuino: Created page with "File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.png == Summary == {{:Summaries:Speed and Direction To Speed}} == Description == The primary function of the "Speed and Direction To Speed" component is to take two inputs: speed and direction, and convert them into a single output representing the speed level ranging from 0.0 to 1.0. This output signal is crucial for driving motors, controlling actuators, or any other application where speed and direction control is required. Input P..."</p>
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<div>[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.png]]<br />
<br />
== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Speed and Direction To Speed}}<br />
<br />
== Description ==<br />
<br />
The primary function of the "Speed and Direction To Speed" component is to take two inputs: speed and direction, and convert them into a single output representing the speed level ranging from 0.0 to 1.0. This output signal is crucial for driving motors, controlling actuators, or any other application where speed and direction control is required.<br />
Input Parameters:<br />
'''Speed''' (0.0 - 1.0): This input parameter accepts a analog value ranging from 0.0 to 1.0, where 0.0 indicates a complete stop, and 1.0 signifies maximum speed. Intermediate values represent varying speed levels between stop and maximum speed.<br />
'''Direction''' (Digital): The direction input parameter accepts a digital signal that determines the motion direction. A value of True typically corresponds to forward motion, while False indicates backward or reverse motion.<br />
'''Output''':<br />
The component produces a unified output signal within the range of 0.0 to 1.0, where:<br />
<br />
0.5: Represents a complete stop regardless of the direction signal.<br />
1.0: Corresponds to full speed in the forward direction.<br />
0.0: Indicates full speed in the backward direction.<br />
<br />
Applications:<br />
<br />
Motor Control: Ideal for controlling the speed and direction of DC motors, stepper motors, or servo motors in robotics and automation projects.<br />
Actuator Control: Enables precise control of linear actuators, pneumatic actuators, or hydraulic actuators in various mechanical systems.<br />
Vehicle Control: Useful for controlling the speed and direction of wheeled or tracked vehicles in robotic vehicles, RC cars, or drones.<br />
Conveyor Systems: Enables speed and direction control in conveyor belts or material handling systems in industrial automation.<br />
Remote Control Systems: Facilitates integration into remote-controlled devices where dynamic speed and direction adjustments are required.<br />
Conclusion:<br />
<br />
The "Speed and Direction To Speed" component in Visuino provides a straightforward yet powerful solution for incorporating speed and direction control into your projects. By seamlessly converting input signals into a unified output, it offers flexibility, precision, and efficiency in controlling various devices and systems, making it an invaluable tool for hobbyists, educators, and professionals alike.<br />
<b>Diagram:</b><br />
<br />
[[File:TSpeedAndDirectionToSpeed.Preview.png]]<br />
<br />
== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
<br />
<br />
== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Add_Analog_Value&diff=5357Add Analog Value2024-03-10T17:15:08Z<p>Visuino: Created page with "File:TAddAnalogValue.png == Summary == {{:Summaries:Add Analog Value}} == Description == In Visuino, the "Add Analog Value" component is used to add a constant value to an input analog value. This component is typically used in projects where you need to adjust or modify analog signals before they are sent to other components or devices. <b>Diagram:</b> File:TAddAnalogValue.Preview.png == Categories == *File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category..."</p>
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<div>[[File:TAddAnalogValue.png]]<br />
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== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Add Analog Value}}<br />
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== Description ==<br />
<br />
In Visuino, the "Add Analog Value" component is used to add a constant value to an input analog value. This component is typically used in projects where you need to adjust or modify analog signals before they are sent to other components or devices.<br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
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[[File:TAddAnalogValue.Preview.png]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
<br />
<br />
== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:TAddAnalogValue.png&diff=5356File:TAddAnalogValue.png2024-03-10T17:15:03Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div></div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:TMinLimitAnalog.png&diff=5355File:TMinLimitAnalog.png2024-03-10T16:56:46Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div></div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Min_Limit_Analog&diff=5354Min Limit Analog2024-03-10T16:52:39Z<p>Visuino: Created page with "File:TMinLimitAnalog.png == Summary == {{:Summaries:Min Limit Analog}} == Description == In Visuino, the "Min Limit Analog" component is used to set minimum value on an analog output. Everything below the limited value will be ignored. This component is particularly useful when you need to limit the value of an analog signal. <b>Diagram:</b> File:TMinLimitAnalog.Preview.png == Categories == *link=Category:Analog ..."</p>
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<div>[[File:TMinLimitAnalog.png]]<br />
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== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Min Limit Analog}}<br />
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== Description ==<br />
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In Visuino, the "Min Limit Analog" component is used to set minimum value on an analog output. Everything below the limited value will be ignored. This component is particularly useful when you need to limit the value of an analog signal.<br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
<br />
[[File:TMinLimitAnalog.Preview.png]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
<br />
== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
<br />
<br />
== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Analog_Array_Snapshot&diff=5353Analog Array Snapshot2024-03-10T16:48:23Z<p>Visuino: Created page with "File:TAnalogArraySnapshot.png == Summary == {{:Summaries:Analog Array Snapshot}} == Description == In Visuino, the "Analog Array Snapshot" component is used to capture an array of analog values at a specific moment in time. This component is particularly useful when you need to store and work with multiple analog sensor readings simultaneously. Once "Snapshot" pin is triggered, the component takes a "snapshot" of the analog values present on the specified pins at..."</p>
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<div>[[File:TAnalogArraySnapshot.png]]<br />
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== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Analog Array Snapshot}}<br />
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== Description ==<br />
<br />
In Visuino, the "Analog Array Snapshot" component is used to capture an array of analog values at a specific moment in time. This component is particularly useful when you need to store and work with multiple analog sensor readings simultaneously. Once "Snapshot" pin is triggered, the component takes a "snapshot" of the analog values present on the specified pins at that moment.<br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
<br />
[[File:TAnalogArraySnapshot.Preview.png]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
<br />
== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
<br />
<br />
== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
<br />
[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:TAnalogArraySnapshot.png&diff=5352File:TAnalogArraySnapshot.png2024-03-10T16:48:18Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div></div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Max_Limit_Analog&diff=5351Max Limit Analog2024-03-10T16:31:10Z<p>Visuino: Created page with "File:TMaxLimitAnalog.png == Summary == {{:Summaries:Max Limit Analog}} == Description == In Visuino, the "Max Limit Analog" component is used to set maximum value on an analog output. This component is particularly useful when you need to limit the value of an analog signal. <b>Diagram:</b> File:TMaxLimitAnalog.Preview.png == Categories == *link=Category:Analog Category:Analog - {{:Summaries:Summary Category An..."</p>
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<div>[[File:TMaxLimitAnalog.png]]<br />
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== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Max Limit Analog}}<br />
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== Description ==<br />
<br />
In Visuino, the "Max Limit Analog" component is used to set maximum value on an analog output. This component is particularly useful when you need to limit the value of an analog signal.<br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
<br />
[[File:TMaxLimitAnalog.Preview.png]]<br />
<br />
== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
<br />
<br />
== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
<br />
[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:TMaxLimitAnalog.png&diff=5350File:TMaxLimitAnalog.png2024-03-10T16:30:39Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div></div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Compute_Sun_Position&diff=5349Compute Sun Position2024-03-09T16:27:09Z<p>Visuino: Created page with "File:TComputeSunPosition.png == Summary == {{:Summaries:Computes Sun Position}} == Description == In Visuino, the "Compute Sun Position" component is used to calculate the position of the sun based on the input time. It takes the time as input and outputs the latitude and longitude values corresponding to the position of the sun at that particular time. <b>Diagram:</b> File:TComputeSunPosition.Preview.png == Categories == *File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategor..."</p>
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<div>[[File:TComputeSunPosition.png]]<br />
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== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Computes Sun Position}}<br />
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== Description ==<br />
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In Visuino, the "Compute Sun Position" component is used to calculate the position of the sun based on the input time. It takes the time as input and outputs the latitude and longitude values corresponding to the position of the sun at that particular time.<br />
<b>Diagram:</b><br />
<br />
[[File:TComputeSunPosition.Preview.png]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAstronomyToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Astronomy]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
<br />
<br />
== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=TArduinoBasicCelestialBodyPosition.Longitude&diff=5348TArduinoBasicCelestialBodyPosition.Longitude2024-03-09T16:26:39Z<p>Visuino: Blanked the page</p>
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<div></div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:TComputeSunPosition.png&diff=5347File:TComputeSunPosition.png2024-03-09T16:25:16Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div></div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=TArduinoBasicCelestialBodyPosition.Longitude&diff=5346TArduinoBasicCelestialBodyPosition.Longitude2024-03-09T16:24:59Z<p>Visuino: Created page with "File:TComputeSunPosition.png == Summary == {{:Summaries:Computes Sun Position}} == Description == In Visuino, the "Compute Sun Position" component is used to calculate the position of the sun based on the input time. It takes the time as input and outputs the latitude and longitude values corresponding to the position of the sun at that particular time. <b>Diagram:</b> File:TComputeSunPosition.Preview.png == Categories == *File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategor..."</p>
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<div>[[File:TComputeSunPosition.png]]<br />
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== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Computes Sun Position}}<br />
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== Description ==<br />
<br />
In Visuino, the "Compute Sun Position" component is used to calculate the position of the sun based on the input time. It takes the time as input and outputs the latitude and longitude values corresponding to the position of the sun at that particular time.<br />
<b>Diagram:</b><br />
<br />
[[File:TComputeSunPosition.Preview.png]]<br />
<br />
== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAstronomyToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Astronomy]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
<br />
<br />
== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Multiply_Analog_By_Value&diff=5345Multiply Analog By Value2024-03-09T16:13:49Z<p>Visuino: Created page with "File:TMultiplyAnalogByValue.png == Summary == {{:Summaries:Multiply Analog By Value}} == Description == In Visuino, the "Multiply Analog By Value" component is used to multiply an analog signal by a constant value. This component is commonly used in electronics and embedded systems projects where you need to scale or adjust an analog signal before further processing or output. For example, if you have a sensor outputting a voltage signal in a certain range, but y..."</p>
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<div>[[File:TMultiplyAnalogByValue.png]]<br />
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== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Multiply Analog By Value}}<br />
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== Description ==<br />
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In Visuino, the "Multiply Analog By Value" component is used to multiply an analog signal by a constant value. This component is commonly used in electronics and embedded systems projects where you need to scale or adjust an analog signal before further processing or output.<br />
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For example, if you have a sensor outputting a voltage signal in a certain range, but you need it to be scaled to fit another range or to adjust its sensitivity, you can use the "Multiply Analog By Value" component to achieve this.<br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
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[[File:TMultiplyAnalogByValue.Preview.png]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
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== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:TMultiplyAnalogByValue.png&diff=5344File:TMultiplyAnalogByValue.png2024-03-09T16:13:45Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div></div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:TMaxAnalogValue.png&diff=5343File:TMaxAnalogValue.png2024-03-09T15:42:57Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div></div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Max_Analog_Value&diff=5342Max Analog Value2024-03-09T15:42:43Z<p>Visuino: Created page with "File:TMaxAnalogValue.png == Summary == {{:Summaries:Max Analog Value}} == Description == In Visuino, the "Max Analog Value" component is used to detect and output the maximum value detected on an analog input. This component is particularly useful when you need to find the peak value of an analog signal over a period of time. <b>Diagram:</b> File:TMaxAnalogValue.Preview.png == Categories == *link=Category:Analog ..."</p>
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== Summary ==<br />
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== Description ==<br />
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In Visuino, the "Max Analog Value" component is used to detect and output the maximum value detected on an analog input. This component is particularly useful when you need to find the peak value of an analog signal over a period of time.<br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
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[[File:TMaxAnalogValue.Preview.png]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
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== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:TMinAnalogValue.png&diff=5341File:TMinAnalogValue.png2024-03-09T15:39:04Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div></div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Min_Analog_Value&diff=5340Min Analog Value2024-03-09T15:36:28Z<p>Visuino: Created page with "File:TMinAnalogValue.png == Summary == {{:Summaries:Min Analog Value}} == Description == In Visuino, the "Min Analog Value" component is used to determine the minimum value detected on an analog input. This component is typically used in projects where you need to monitor the minimum value of an analog signal over time. <b>Diagram:</b> File:TMinAnalogValue.Preview.png == Categories == *link=Category:Analog Catego..."</p>
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== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Min Analog Value}}<br />
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== Description ==<br />
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In Visuino, the "Min Analog Value" component is used to determine the minimum value detected on an analog input. This component is typically used in projects where you need to monitor the minimum value of an analog signal over time.<br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
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[[File:TMinAnalogValue.Preview.png]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
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== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:TInverseAnalog.png&diff=5339File:TInverseAnalog.png2024-03-09T15:28:33Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div></div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Inverse_Analog_(Change_Sign)&diff=5338Inverse Analog (Change Sign)2024-03-09T15:28:17Z<p>Visuino: Created page with "File:TInverseAnalog.png == Summary == {{:Summaries:Inverse Analog (Change Sign)}} == Description == In Visuino, the "Inverse Analog (Change Sign)" component is used to invert the analog value received from a sensor or another source. It essentially changes the sign of the value, turning positive values into negative ones and vice versa. This component is useful in various scenarios where you need to reverse the direction or polarity of a signal. For example, if y..."</p>
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<div>[[File:TInverseAnalog.png]]<br />
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== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Inverse Analog (Change Sign)}}<br />
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== Description ==<br />
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In Visuino, the "Inverse Analog (Change Sign)" component is used to invert the analog value received from a sensor or another source. It essentially changes the sign of the value, turning positive values into negative ones and vice versa.<br />
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This component is useful in various scenarios where you need to reverse the direction or polarity of a signal. For example, if you have a sensor that outputs values in one direction (e.g., increasing as the temperature rises), but you need the opposite behavior (decreasing value as temperature rises), you can use the "Inverse Analog (Change Sign)" component to achieve this inversion.<br />
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By reversing the sign of the analog value, you can adapt the input signal to match the requirements of your project or control system.<br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
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[[File:TInverseAnalog.Preview.png]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
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== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:TAverageAnalogPeriod.png&diff=5337File:TAverageAnalogPeriod.png2024-03-09T15:23:44Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div></div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Average_Analog_Period&diff=5336Average Analog Period2024-03-09T15:23:23Z<p>Visuino: Created page with "File:TAverageAnalogPeriod.png == Summary == {{:Summaries:Average Analog Period}} == Description == In Visuino, the "Average Analog Period" component is used for averaging analog signals over a certain period of time. This component calculates the average value of an analog signal within the specified period, helping to smooth out noise or fluctuations in the signal. The "Period (uS)" property allows you to define the duration over which the averaging process occur..."</p>
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<div>[[File:TAverageAnalogPeriod.png]]<br />
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== Summary ==<br />
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== Description ==<br />
In Visuino, the "Average Analog Period" component is used for averaging analog signals over a certain period of time. This component calculates the average value of an analog signal within the specified period, helping to smooth out noise or fluctuations in the signal.<br />
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The "Period (uS)" property allows you to define the duration over which the averaging process occurs. By setting this property, you determine the time window within which the component collects analog data and calculates the average.<br />
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This component is particularly useful in applications where you need to obtain a more stable or filtered analog signal, such as sensor readings or analog measurements in control systems. By averaging the signal over time, you can reduce the effects of noise or rapid changes in the input signal, providing a more reliable output for further processing or analysis.<br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
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[[File:TAverageAnalogPeriod.Preview.png]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
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== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Subtract_From_Analog_Value&diff=5335Subtract From Analog Value2024-03-09T14:22:30Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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== Summary ==<br />
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== Description ==<br />
In Visuino, the "Subtract From Analog Value" component is used to subtract an analog value from another analog value.<br />
Example: If you set the constant value in the component to 15 and the value on the "In" pin is 5, then the "Subtract Analog Value" component will subtract the value on the "In" pin (5) from the constant value (15).<br />
So, the output value on the "Out" pin will be the result of 15 - 5, which equals 10.<br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
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[[File:TSubtractFromAnalogValue.Preview.png]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
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== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:TSubtractAnalogValue.png&diff=5334File:TSubtractAnalogValue.png2024-03-09T14:21:51Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div></div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Subtract_Analog_Value&diff=5333Subtract Analog Value2024-03-09T14:21:35Z<p>Visuino: Created page with "File:TSubtractAnalogValue.png == Summary == {{:Summaries:Subtract From Analog Value}} == Description == In Visuino, the "Subtract Analog Value" component is used to subtract a constant value from an incoming analog signal. Example: If you set the constant value in the component to 10 and the value on the "In" pin is 30, the value on the "Out" pin will be 20 <b>Diagram:</b> File:TSubtractAnalogValue.Preview.png == Categories == *File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCa..."</p>
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== Summary ==<br />
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== Description ==<br />
In Visuino, the "Subtract Analog Value" component is used to subtract a constant value from an incoming analog signal.<br />
Example: If you set the constant value in the component to 10 and the value on the "In" pin is 30, the value on the "Out" pin will be 20<br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
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[[File:TSubtractAnalogValue.Preview.png]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
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== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Subtract_From_Analog_Value&diff=5332Subtract From Analog Value2024-03-09T14:06:02Z<p>Visuino: Created page with "File:TSubtractFromAnalogValue.png == Summary == {{:Summaries:Subtract From Analog Value}} == Description == In Visuino, the "Subtract Analog Value" component is used to subtract an analog value from another analog value. Example: If you set the constant value in the component to 15 and the value on the "In" pin is 5, then the "Subtract Analog Value" component will subtract the value on the "In" pin (5) from the constant value (15). So, the output value on the "Out"..."</p>
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<div>[[File:TSubtractFromAnalogValue.png]]<br />
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== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Subtract From Analog Value}}<br />
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== Description ==<br />
In Visuino, the "Subtract Analog Value" component is used to subtract an analog value from another analog value.<br />
Example: If you set the constant value in the component to 15 and the value on the "In" pin is 5, then the "Subtract Analog Value" component will subtract the value on the "In" pin (5) from the constant value (15).<br />
So, the output value on the "Out" pin will be the result of 15 - 5, which equals 10.<br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
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[[File:TSubtractFromAnalogValue.Preview.png]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
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== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:TSubtractFromAnalogValue.png&diff=5331File:TSubtractFromAnalogValue.png2024-03-09T14:05:56Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div></div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Absolute_Analog_Value&diff=5330Absolute Analog Value2024-03-09T13:49:40Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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== Summary ==<br />
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== Description ==<br />
The '''Absolute Analog Value''' component in Visuino is designed to convert an analog signal to its absolute value. This is particularly useful when you only need the magnitude of the signal, disregarding its direction (positive or negative). The component eliminates the negative portion of the signal, providing the absolute (positive) value as output. <br />
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Use cases for this component include scenarios where you want to monitor the absolute value of a sensor reading, measure distances, or control actuators based on the absolute magnitude of an input signal.<br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
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[[File:TAbsoluteAnalogValue.Preview.png]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
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== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Absolute_Analog_Value&diff=5329Absolute Analog Value2024-03-09T13:48:47Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Absolute Analog Value}}<br />
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== Description ==<br />
The '''Absolute Analog Value''' component in Visuino is designed to convert an analog signal to its absolute value. This is particularly useful when you only need the magnitude of the signal, disregarding its direction (positive or negative). The component eliminates the negative portion of the signal, providing the absolute (positive) value as output. <br />
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Use cases for this component include scenarios where you want to monitor the absolute value of a sensor reading, measure distances, or control actuators based on the absolute magnitude of an input signal.<br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
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[[File:TAbsoluteAnalogValue.Preview.png|thumb|center|300px]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
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== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Absolute_Analog_Value&diff=5328Absolute Analog Value2024-03-09T13:48:12Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Absolute Analog Value}}<br />
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== Description ==<br />
The '''Absolute Analog Value''' component in Visuino is designed to convert an analog signal to its absolute value. This is particularly useful when you only need the magnitude of the signal, disregarding its direction (positive or negative). The component eliminates the negative portion of the signal, providing the absolute (positive) value as output. <br />
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Use cases for this component include scenarios where you want to monitor the absolute value of a sensor reading, measure distances, or control actuators based on the absolute magnitude of an input signal.<br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
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[[File:TAbsoluteAnalogValue.Preview.png|thumb|center|300px]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
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== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Absolute_Analog_Value&diff=5327Absolute Analog Value2024-03-09T13:47:16Z<p>Visuino: Created page with "250px == Summary == {{:Summaries:Absolute Analog Value}} == Description == The '''Absolute Analog Value''' component in Visuino is designed to convert an analog signal to its absolute value. This is particularly useful when you only need the magnitude of the signal, disregarding its direction (positive or negative). The component eliminates the negative portion of the signal, providing the absolute (positive) value as outpu..."</p>
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<div>[[File:TAbsoluteAnalogValue.png|thumb|right|250px]]<br />
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== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Absolute Analog Value}}<br />
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== Description ==<br />
The '''Absolute Analog Value''' component in Visuino is designed to convert an analog signal to its absolute value. This is particularly useful when you only need the magnitude of the signal, disregarding its direction (positive or negative). The component eliminates the negative portion of the signal, providing the absolute (positive) value as output. <br />
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Use cases for this component include scenarios where you want to monitor the absolute value of a sensor reading, measure distances, or control actuators based on the absolute magnitude of an input signal.<br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
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[[File:TAbsoluteAnalogValue.Preview.png|thumb|center|300px]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[File:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[File:TMathToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Math]] [[Category:Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
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== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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[[Category:Components]]</div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:TAbsoluteAnalogValue.png&diff=5326File:TAbsoluteAnalogValue.png2024-03-09T13:45:57Z<p>Visuino: </p>
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<div></div>Visuinohttps://visuino.com/wiki/index.php?title=Ramp_To_Analog_Value&diff=5325Ramp To Analog Value2024-03-09T13:36:31Z<p>Visuino: /* Description */</p>
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== Summary ==<br />
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== Description ==<br />
Use this component to generate a smooth transition or ramping effect between two specified analog values over a defined period of time. This component is particularly useful in applications where you need to smoothly transition between different analog levels, such as controlling the brightness of an LED or the speed of a motor. You can use this component to ramp the analog value up or down.<br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
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[[Image:TRampToAnalogValue.Preview.png]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[Image:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png]] [[Category Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[Image:TMathToolbarCategory.png]] [[Category Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[Image:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png]] [[Category Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
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== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogSource.ClockInputPin|Clock]] - {{:Summaries:Summary ClockInputPin Clock}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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<div>[[Image:TRampToAnalogValue.png]]<br />
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== Summary ==<br />
{{:Summaries:Ramps the Analog Value}}<br />
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== Description ==<br />
Use this component to generate a smooth transition or ramping effect between two specified analog values over a defined period of time. This component is particularly useful in applications where you need to smoothly transition between different analog levels, such as controlling the brightness of an LED or the speed of a motor.<br />
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<b>Diagram:</b><br />
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[[Image:TRampToAnalogValue.Preview.png]]<br />
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== Categories ==<br />
*[[Image:TArduinoAnalogToolbarCategory.png]] [[Category Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Analog}}<br />
*[[Image:TMathToolbarCategory.png]] [[Category Math]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Math}}<br />
*[[Image:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png]] [[Category Analog]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}<br />
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== Properties ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}<br />
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== Pins ==<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogSource.ClockInputPin|Clock]] - {{:Summaries:Summary ClockInputPin Clock}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}<br />
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}<br />
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