RELAY SENSOR EXPLAINED | ARDUINO

[@electrotech2253]

These videos are really well done. Keep it up, if you're consistent your channel will skyrocket :)

[@MikaelAbehsera]

you're not wrong about the consistency lol

[@electrotech2253]

@@MikaelAbehsera I feel you. Making excellent content takes quite a bit of effort, and it's difficult to maintain that long term. You're tough though, you can do it.

[@electrotech2253]

Then, you get paid for doing projects you love in the long term.

[@theemoparakeet]

came from the grindreel discord lol. I've been looking for some mini projects like this!

[@MikaelAbehsera]

nice, I would love to hear some of your ideas on what you would like to learn, I can alsways add them to the list of things to make

[@josephdaquila2479]

So in general along with the hardware shown here, youd also need a power supply that supplies enough voltage to power the hardware youre controlling with the relay

[@MikaelAbehsera]

Yes, you got it!

[@LifeGeneralist]

I got confused initially when you said NO/Normally open is On and NC/Normally closed is off, but then I realized you think they are like that. In reality, they treat open as "open circuit" so it is off, and closed means "closed circuit" so on

[@MikaelAbehsera]

fair

[@josephdaquila2479]

Yeah normally closed is sending power if there isn't a signal provided I believe

[@jubaaissaoui5678]

scientist

[@MikaelAbehsera]

Aktually