Components and supplies
Arduino UNO
Dual H-Bridge motor drivers L298
Jumper wires (generic)
Apps and platforms
Arduino IDE
Project description
Code
Swing
arduino
Swing
arduino
Downloadable files
Circuit
Circuit
Connections to Rails
Connections to Rails
Circuit
Circuit
Comments
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goalken
2 years ago
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Anonymous user
2 years ago
Hello...why is it that the videos are "unavailable" for this project?
Anonymous user
2 years ago
Kindly advise me what type of Locomotive need to be use (1) DC, (2) Locomotive with decode Thanks
Anonymous user
2 years ago
Your work is fantastic. Thanks for sharing it. I have a question... What can happen to the L298n module, if there is a short circuit in the track, due to a derailment? Is it a good idea to mount a PTC fuse on the output motor wires for the track? Thanks.
sonnyboy1943
2 years ago
Hello...why is it that the videos are "unavailable" for this project?
agostopt
3 years ago
Your work is fantastic. Thanks for sharing it. I have a question... What can happen to the L298n module, if there is a short circuit in the track, due to a derailment? Is it a good idea to mount a PTC fuse on the output motor wires for the track? Thanks.
Anonymous user
4 years ago
Hello everyone! i need some advice.I'm searching for a way to control the race of train lego with arduino.The idea is that the train need stop at some certain points of the rail and doesn't move until we give it a signal(with remote control or push botton or something like this) Is it possible to do this with arduino ?
Steve_Massikker
2 years ago
Yes, this could be done.
Steve_Massikker
2 years ago
A little bit of back-story. Several years ago I making app for LEGO trains. But the owners of the LEGO trains could not fit the Arduino inside these trains. Arduino inside the train is necessary for the reason that to stop the train in a certain place, you need to block the rotation of the motor by an external command. The infrared control system provided with LEGO trains is closed to outside developers and is very primitive. It is impossible to organize timers, connect sensors and so on. For me, this story ended with the development of a Garden Trains app - https://arduinorailwaycontrol.com/applications.html#garden The modelers of such railways have a higher skilll of integration of electronics and have no problem integrating Arduino into trains. If you can install a microcontroller in your locomotive, then this system will work for you too. Then, for example, you can install a Hall sensor at the bottom of the locomotive body - then place a magnet (or some magnets if you need a lot of stops) between the rails and your task will be done.
Anonymous user
2 years ago
Thank you for your response !! Can you please give me some indications to how to do it..or indicate me a project that is similar for this idea
Anonymous user
4 years ago
Kindly advise me what type of Locomotive need to be use (1) DC, (2) Locomotive with decode Thanks
giulav2024
8 months ago
Hi! Why The site arduinorailwaycontrol is off?