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AndreaBonarini: Created page with "Some of the smaller robots at AIRLab, most of which used for Robogames, mount [http://www.arduino.org Arduino] Uno boards. Internet, in particular the cited site, are plen..."

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Created page with "Some of the smaller robots at AIRLab, most of which used for Robogames, mount [http://www.arduino.org Arduino] Uno boards. Internet, in particular the cited site, are plen..."

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Some of the smaller robots at AIRLab, most of which used for [[Robogames]], mount [http://www.arduino.org Arduino] Uno boards. Internet, in particular the cited site, are plenty of tutorials to use such boards.

Specific issues faced at AIRLab are listed here below.

* When using Arduino Uno to control motors (through a motor shield), we have to power the shield with appropriate power supply, dimensioned w.r.t. the power required by the motors. The Arduino board only supplies 40mA per line.

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-Some of the smaller robots at AIRLab, most of which used for [[Robogames]], mount [http://www.arduino.org Arduino] Uno boards. Internet, in particular the cited site, are plenty of tutorials  to use such boards. Interesting and clear hints are also provided [http://www.robotshop.com/blog/en/how-to-make-a-robot-lesson-1-3707 here].
+Some of the smaller robots at AIRLab, most of which used for [[Robogames]], mount [http://www.arduino.org Arduino] Uno or Mega boards. Internet, in particular the cited site, are plenty of tutorials  to use such boards. Interesting and clear hints are also provided [http://www.robotshop.com/blog/en/how-to-make-a-robot-lesson-1-3707 here].
 Specific issues faced at AIRLab are listed here below.
-* When using Arduino Uno to control motors (through a motor shield), you have to power the shield with appropriate power supply, appropriate for the power required  by the motors. The Arduino board only supplies 40mA per line.
+* When using Arduino Uno to control motors (through a motor shield), you have to power the shield with appropriate power supply, appropriate for the power required  by the motors. The Arduino board only supplies 400mA per line.