And can you please also guide power supply of how many voltage is used in hard form

drive.google.com/drive/folders/1iE0P6pOIi9dpG57d4tBqzSqaJdqQgxS5?usp=sharing

Code is in simulation link :)

Thanks

Yess...🙌

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Hi @HeinrichDixon, thank you for your feedback! I’m sorry the video didn’t meet your expectations. My goal was to provide a beginner-friendly overview of I2C, but I understand that a deeper explanation of how it works could be more helpful. I’ll make sure to include more detailed technical content in future videos to better explain protocols like I2C. If you’re looking for something specific about I2C, feel free to let me know-I’d be happy to help or create a follow-up video! 😊👍" This reply acknowledges the viewer’s concerns, maintains professionalism, and opens the door for further engagement.

@@technicalshubham789 damn... that's a bot

Or an esp32

Thanks For suggestions I'll do better next time in another topic 🙌

IRF540N

I'll Make a video on this topic in future. Thanks for the suggestion 🙂

Hello thanks for feedback. Please don't copy the circuit please do this by your end as per instructions and copy the code given in discription. This will work perfectly. 👍

i had the same problem then double checked the circuit diagram and find the problem. You need to connect buzzer + pin to digital 8 pin

Thank you! 😊 Absolutely, I’d be happy to help! For the stepper motor, connect it to a power supply based on the motor’s rated voltage - usually 12V or 24V works well, but it’s best to check the motor specs. Let me know if you need more details

@@technicalshubham789That's correct, but on which position? 5V to Arduino is clear (PC, or Batterie), 12V directly to VMOT and GND , I think tat's right, or?. I have a phantastic Project (for me), it is a kind of table, a dividing head for my CNC Machine, and I need diverent steps, diverent division to make gears. It is just for fun, but it is very interesting. Until now I tryed to realised it just mit Arduino, but your idea is much better, then you don't need PC to meke diferent division, and you can see what happen. Very good. I am not more young (62), but that' also my hobby. Thank you for you support.

www.tinkercad.com/things/bxCCitTG52D-diy-plant-watering-system-using-arduino- Please Check

​​@@technicalshubham789 it has a different code I guess. Kindly share me the code for automation plant water system 🙏🏻

The code in simulation is correct and it works well. Please prefer that one

@@technicalshubham789 ok thank you sir

@@namenotyetdecided3908 what type of voltmeter did you get is there a specific one? as I'll get it for my kid

I'll provide.

Please Check Simulation and copy code from their.

It is in discription please check ✅

It's my pleasure

Hi! You can find the code in the video description. Just check the link there! 😊

"Thank you so much! 🙏🏻 Really appreciate your kind words! Glad you enjoyed the video! 😊"

I will try to add this. 💯

ok bro, don't be late, i wait

Thank You For sharing your valuable feedback 💯