If i'm using all 220 Ω resistors and i'm using the Arduino's analog I/O, how far can I go? Is 14 resistors feasible?
If i'm using all 220 Ω resistors and i'm using the Arduino's analog I/O, how far can I go? Is 14 resistors feasible?
depends on how your connecting them and what your connecting to the junctions
basically you can connect 100 in series if you wanted to, you end up with 22000 (22K) resistance with even drop of say 5V across them all but if you load a junction with less than say 200K (10* as a rough order of magnitude of the chain resistance) then you will significantly change the voltage seen on that junction. Think resistors in parallel
Hope this answers your question, if not then draw a sample picture of what your trying to do and well give a better answer
well there is nothing stopping you electrically but I dont see from that how you will know which key is pressed
I am assuming your planning on using an alalog input to determine the key, you will get the same value of voltage no matter the key
yes that looks like it should work, one key at a time of course. There may be some allowable combinations if you can calculate the actual voltages but it would be easier to go a different approach if thats what you wanted
anyway, should work a treat, let us know how it goes
Peter
yes that looks like it should work, one key at a time of course. There may be some allowable combinations if you can calculate the actual voltages but it would be easier to go a different approach if thats what you wanted
anyway, should work a treat, let us know how it goes
Peter
Okay thanks that's good to know I'll make a post of when its complete!