Driving A Lot Of Relays With Mega

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If you’re powering the relay through directly, you’d be consuming 20x70ma = 1400ma / 1.4A if all relays were powered at once. Seems like you’d want to drive the relays through a transistor so

However, looking at the specs of the relay board, it is noticed that the driving is current 20mA (per channel), which could easily exceed 200mA limit from arduino pins with one

[solved] Arduino Mega to 16 channel relay board

I want to drive number of relay with arduino mega and try to driver through 74HC245 (SN74HC245DWR) which drive ULN2803A and than 12V relay. everything working as normal Only issue is “ Relays are flickering during initial

I want to be able to switch either of two 12v lines carrying the PWM output from a H-bridge being used for bi-directional motor control. For example connect A to C or connect B

[solved] Arduino Mega to 16 channel relay board
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You could power the relays (assuming <= 100mA coil current), BUT you will not be able to drive the coils directly from the GPIO pins on the Arduino Mega – they're only rated for

Hello everyone! I hope you all will be absolutely fine and having fun. Today, I am going to provide a detailed discussion on 2 Relay Module Interfacing with Arduino. First of all I

I’m driving an inductive load so after a single relay is switched off there is a voltage kick/spike which is somehow forcing all the other relays off. I’m not sure why this only

Issue with PCF8574 & Relays

For my latest project I want to use a latching switch that has 2 colour LED indicators. The LEDs are wired in parallel opposing each other, so that applying a voltage in

„can an arduino mega handle 20 Relays on at the same time?“ You should be able to use your multimeter to measure the amount current being supplied by the mega pin to

Dears I am working on a project with Nodemcu and 16 channel multiplexer connected to 16 channel relays. I tried using Millis to prevent the blocking of cycles as I need to

If you specified the type of relay you needed to drive, or explained why you might not use a buffer, for example a transistor, to drive a relay which would be beyond the capability of an Arduino Mega I/O pin, or explained what

Hi, I wish to have a controllable variable resistor. I am thinking of putting lots of resistors in series and then use a dpdt relay on each one to switch in a resistor or bypass it.

Thanks Mike – yes, it’s worth pointing out that if you just need relay control and aren’t interested in learning how to do the electronics stuff yourself, then there are numerous

Transistors will work with the typical AtMega328 based Uno, Nano and Mega. But, if you have anything other than an AVR based processor, you will typically not have enough pin output current to drive your specific load.

My problem is that I did not have any documentation stating coil current draw of my particular relay module, so I referred to the datasheet and found that the relay takes to much current to drive from the arduino pins

Hello I’m new to programming an Arduino. I bought an Arduino and a relay board from Elegoo. I want to use this to control the heated seats in my car. each button should switch

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Uprating the pumps can pull a lot of current. I usually use the feed from the relay driving the fuel pump and other ignition system parts, but use it to trigger a second relay rather

A 12V DC fan or motor have coils inside it. You would need a relay to control it. A relay is an electrically operated switch to turn on or off a device. Most relay use an

I’m going to build an Arduino based controlling system for a machine containing 16+ electromagnetic relays. As I can see, Arduino Mega platform has those 16 analog output pins I

This is my first year as well and I am using an Arduino Mega driving 2 x Sainsmart 8 SSR boards and 1 Sainsmart 8 Relay board for a total of 24 channels. I used the Generic

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This is my 4th tutorial on how to drive a RELAY (not a relay module) with an Arduino. There are hundreds of tutorial available on how to use a „relay module“ but I could not find a good one

For your first question, yes, you can use the relay to drive anything below 30VDC, 10A. For your second question, yes, the rated contact resistance of the relay is 100mOhm.

I need to have only one current sensor, for the relay dedicated to heating system. Firstly i used a couple PCF8574 (relays) + PCF8591 (ACS712) over I2C. Since i got in trouble with PCF8574 and relays, i replaced all this by

The ULN can be used to drive 12V relays, instead of 7 discrete transistors and some more resistors. But the ULN2x03 is essentially obsolete, an inefficient switching device (which is why its rating is so much poorer than the

It the relay coil AC or DC? If it’s AC, then you have to use an intermediate relay. If the 24V is DC, then I would simply use a logic-level MOSFET to control the relay directly.

I’m using Arduino Mega with two Arduino relay module with 8 channels. This project is used to automate the lamps of my house (Leds), and I have two strip led lights too.

At a high level, I want to be able to control each of my lights (50 or so) independently. I’m new to arduino and have been researching all week and think it would fill my

The Relay Module project demonstrates how to control a relay using an Arduino Mega. The relay can be used to control high-power devices like lights, fans, or other electronic devices by

This circuit uses a Mega 2560 R3 microcontroller to control a 12V Blue LED via a single-channel relay. The relay is powered by a 12V power supply and is controlled through pin D7 of the microcontroller, which toggles the LED on and

I have the following problem: I need to drive 9 relays with just 1 I/O pin. Is that possible and if the answer is yes, then how? I’m new to using relays, so please help. My guess is that connecting

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