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In order to build a power cutter using a relay module, one must follow the circuit provided | == Why? == | ||
The Arduino Single power control unit was created for controlling a relay that is able to turn on/off the devices that it powers like the Yocto DUTs. Such need has arisen due to a clean power-off is not always reliable. | |||
== The software part == | |||
== The hardware part == | |||
In order to build a power cutter using a relay module, one must follow the circuit provided. | |||
[[File:housemade_relay.png]] | |||
It is the required hardware: | |||
* 1 BJT transistor 2N2222A | * 1 BJT transistor 2N2222A | ||
* 1 3.3 kOhms resistor | * 1 3.3 kOhms resistor | ||
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* 1 male outlet connector and 1 female outlet plug | * 1 male outlet connector and 1 female outlet plug | ||
* 14AWG Wire (as needed) | * 14AWG Wire (as needed) | ||
Revision as of 18:19, 14 December 2016
Why?
The Arduino Single power control unit was created for controlling a relay that is able to turn on/off the devices that it powers like the Yocto DUTs. Such need has arisen due to a clean power-off is not always reliable.
The software part
The hardware part
In order to build a power cutter using a relay module, one must follow the circuit provided.
It is the required hardware:
- 1 BJT transistor 2N2222A
- 1 3.3 kOhms resistor
- 1 1N4007 diode
- 1 relay module (RAS-0510)
- 1 Protoboard or perforated PCB (min 4.5x4.5 cm)
- 1 Two positions terminal block
- 1 male outlet connector and 1 female outlet plug
- 14AWG Wire (as needed)
