Jan Neumann has developed fastLOGIC! - an Arduino-based industrial logic controller for small automation and control systems. The fastLOGIC! board is based on the Microchip ATmega328P microcontroller - the same MCU used in the Arduino Uno and Nano.
The open source fastLOGIC! board is suitable for fast control and automation of smart home devices. Size: 92 x 60 mm.
The main user interface consists of three buttons, two LEDs and a four-digit seven-segment display. The three buttons are connected to a single analog input on the MCU. The display model requires only two MCU pins because it utilizes the TM1637 driver chip.
Usage options:
- programmable refrigerator controller;
- water level dependent pump controller;
- a timer that is started by a push button;
- an actuator that is activated and moved to its final stop when it receives a signal from a trigger;
- some sensor data to be displayed;
- a water level sensor/alarm.
The project is still under active development. Do not use the relay to switch mains voltage! It is only suitable for low voltage and current below 5A.
The main user interface consists of three buttons, two LEDs and a four-digit seven-segment display. The three buttons are connected to a single analog input on the MCU. The display model requires only two MCU pins because it utilizes the TM1637 driver chip.
Usage options:
- programmable refrigerator controller;
- water level dependent pump controller;
- a timer that is started by a push button;
- an actuator that is activated and moved to its final stop when it receives a signal from a trigger;
- some sensor data to be displayed;
- a water level sensor/alarm.
The project is still under active development. Do not use the relay to switch mains voltage! It is only suitable for low voltage and current below 5A.