Button Module

The Button module serves as a straightforward yet effective input device, designed to detect the state of a button—whether it is pressed or not. This simple yet versatile module finds common use in user input scenarios, facilitating interaction with the system.

The operation of the Button Module is straightforward: when the button is pressed, it communicates a value of 1 to the Smart Motor Driver (SMD); conversely, when the button is not pressed, it sends a value of 0. This binary communication allows the SMD to discern the user's input and respond accordingly within the motor control system.

This binary signaling simplifies user interaction, making the Button Module a valuable tool for initiating specific actions or triggering events within the motor-driven application. Whether used for manual control initiation or as part of a larger control scheme, the Button Module's seamless integration with the SMD showcases the adaptability and responsiveness of the Smart Motor Driver to various input devices, enhancing the overall functionality of motor control systems.

Step Files:

4MB

Button Module Rev3.step

Here are some of the sample projects that include this module:

Action - Reaction (including: SMD RED + RGB Module + Button Module)

The interactive Python project named "LED Turn On/Off" utilizes an SMD Motor Driver, an add-on LED Module, and a Push Button Module to enable users to control the LED's state. It is tailored to offer an engaging hands-on experience for those keen on integrating Python programming with hardware control, showcasing fundamental input and output interactions in a straightforward manner.

Rev Up The Engine (including: SMD RED + Button Module + DC Motor)

The "Rev Up The Engine" application is an engaging Python-based project that integrates hardware components and programming to simulate the sensation of revving up a motorized engine. This project makes use of an SMD Motor Driver, a DC Motor, and a Push Button Module, enabling users to control the engine's speed by pressing and holding a button.