You can also go the 9v battery route plugged into the on-board regulator of the Arduino but the low mAh rating of a 9v won’t allow your project to stay running for very long.

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Arduino Battery Monitor: A Comprehensive Guide Powering your Arduino projects often relies on batteries, whether it's a simple 9V powering a small LED circuit or a more complex LiPo battery powering a ...

One of the great things about the Arduino is that it’s totally open source so you can make your own variations on it. Case in point, DIYer Johan Kanflo’s AAduino, which comes in at the size of ...

What do you do if even the smallest Arduino boards (or their clones) are too big for your homebrew project? If you're Johan Kanflo, you find a way to make them even smaller. His AAduino project ...

Measuring Battery Capacity With an Arduino Denis Hennessy recently encountered a problem we've all faced: he needed some AAs for a battery-eating gizmo, and he was overwhelmed by the choices ...

The LabView Interface for Arduino was used in the design of the real-time battery monitoring system. This necessitates the use of an efficient battery monitoring system that takes into consideration ...