Arduino Tutorial | How to Power the Arduino Sensor Shield V5.0

[@QRobotix]

I've included a diagram in the description =)

[@gab15042]

Thanks, I always come back here when I need to remeber how to power correctly the shield

[@Wmu5]

EXCELLENT TEACHING STYLE!!! I’m going to SUB! And LIKE!

[@justforfun4680]

I was wondering what if I use a barrel jack and connected the 9V battery to the barrel connector on the Arduino Microcontroller board, will the voltage be regulated to 5V on the sensor shield?

[@ozgegunaydin85]

so clear thnx

[@polarisu_san809]

thank you. this is helpful

[@toreyweaver9708]

Thank you for the info!

[@edyesouza1301]

hello friend wanted you to take me a question as I connect motor 28BYJ-48-5V 4 phases Stepper Motor + Driver Board ULN2003 in this Shield V5.0 ???

[@diye.28]

how can i get only 3.3v? i need at least one pin with 3.3v because my psp2 controller works with 3.3v

[@CarlosMendez-ot9uf]

Excelente video pude resolverlo con el primer método

[@juzdzinski]

Great video, simple explanation! I plan on powering the sensor shield with a lipo battery for 12 servos. Do you know the best way to connect a lipo battery to the screw terminal of the shield?

[@QRobotix]

Solder a custom wire?

[@azdanchannel598]

how for a module that requires 3.3v power on the sensor shiled? which pin?

[@morpheus3671]

hi, how to power arduino with the jumper removed? need 2 different power supplies?

[@chethansv4135]

What is the maximum voltage that can be applied to shield

[@tadmvmb]

37V

[@jezebabe]

Thanks for the video. I am trying to power the sensor shield from 2 x 14500 Li-Ion batteries. I understand that I need to connect to Vin but I cannot find any accessible connection on the shield other than by soldering to Vin on top of the board? Do you know if any of the Dupont connection pins allow access to Vin? Thanks

[@QRobotix]

Hi my recommendation is to do a continuity test using a multi-meter to determine if any of the DuPont connections are connected to Vin.

[@jezebabe]

@@QRobotix ok thanks. Good idea.

[@jezebabe]

@@QRobotix Just to follow up on this... I have now traced all of the pins on the shield and have not found any that connect to Vin. So I will have to solder to it or the Arduino.

[@PuroGrunge1993]

Hello.
Do i need to power the arduino board separately?

[@QRobotix]

No you don't need a separate power supply

[@PuroGrunge1993]

@@QRobotix thanks!

[@K-Luxuriant]

Do you have the datasheet of it? I want to see the register address for I2C communication protocol. I'm not able to find it online!

[@QRobotix]

Datasheet for the sensor shield? Or arduino uno?

[@jatanjoshi9193]

@@QRobotix make the video of arduino shield v5 for how to interface with other sensor on it.

[@taragoo]

Hi.. how do you address the servos attached GVS pins?
Thanks

[@QRobotix]

What do you mean?

[@uktoker71]

Same way as you would with out the Shield, by pin numbers.
#define servo1_PIN 3
Servo servo1;
servo1.attach(servo1_PIN);
servo1.write(90);

[@Shark1103]

I wish you showed the whole parts, I kept repeating the video 10 times to understand.

[@robotman18]

can you make a video connecting a lcd screen and buttons to the sensor shield or send me a link? if its even possible thanks

[@QRobotix]

What kind of LCD screen?

[@robotman18]

Truly any lcd screen you think would be easiest or that would work with this shield. I will purchase any screen which works well with this shield

[@JCisAWESOME246]

Hi can you please do a short video on how to power the sensor shield with a 9v battery. Thanks!

[@gustavotavares5233]

i power with 12v and burn my arduino

[@QRobotix]

What sensor are you trying to power with 12V?

[@gustavotavares5233]

i want to power the arduino

[@Stalfoes]

Hey, I plug the jumper in and the entire arduino shuts off and begins to heat up. Anyone else seeing this?

[@toreyweaver9708]

Plugged in wrong. Disconnect power immediately

[@dima_dmitrenok]

If you plug the jumper in, you can supply a maximum of 5 volts, otherwise the microcontroller will fail