Bokena Series Pt2

For this blog I will be going through, my experience in coding. HUH coding??? I thought you studying chem eng? Why got coding all? You ask me, then I ask who? To give a backstory to my coding adventures, We started off by learning the Arduino programming and applying the code to one of the Uno maker boards the school had provided. To teach y'all what I had learning during class, I will be showing you the code and going through the struggles I had when trying to reach this certain outcome from the Uno maker board. Input devices: I nterface a potentiometer analog input to maker UNO board and measure/show its signal in serial monitor Arduino IDE. The program/code that I have used and explanation of the code. The code is in writable format (not an image). Code/ program in writable format Explanation of the code int sensorValue = 0; void setup() {   pinMode(A0, INPUT);   pinMode(13, OUTPUT); } void loop() {   sensorValue = analogRead(A0);   digitalWrit...

Hello everyone, welcome back to another bokena series by Dr Abhishek (Self - Proclaimed). Today I will be going through with y'all the concepts of gears. I'm sure most of you have seen a gear system or at least heard of it before.  For those who have somehow forgotten what a gear looks like, here's a picture. In this page, I will describe: 1. The definition of gear module, pitch circular diameter and the relationship between gear module, pitch circular diameter and number of teeth. So what is a gear module?  Gear Module (m) - The size of the gear teeth (z); Typically measured in millimeter (mm) The teeth of the gear are the jaggered metal bit allowing the gear to spin Next I am going to talk about the pitch circular diameter Pitch Circular Diameter (PCD) - An imaginary circle that passes through the points of the 2 interlocking gears. Below is a picture showing both what the Teeth of the gears look like and the Pitch diameter So what is the point of me talking about pitch c...