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To Create An Ar

The document provides an Arduino program that controls a motor based on button presses, allowing up to 10 presses. It includes pin definitions, setup, and loop functions for reading button states, incrementing a press counter, and operating the motor. Additionally, it outlines wiring considerations for connecting the button and motor control components.

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To Create An Ar

The document provides an Arduino program that controls a motor based on button presses, allowing up to 10 presses. It includes pin definitions, setup, and loop functions for reading button states, incrementing a press counter, and operating the motor. Additionally, it outlines wiring considerations for connecting the button and motor control components.

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To create an Arduino program that operates a motor based on a button press (up to 10 times), you can

use the following sample code. This code assumes you have a motor controlled using a relay module or
an H-bridge, and a button connected to a digital pin.

### Arduino Code

```cpp

// Pin definitions

const int buttonPin = 2; // Pin for the button

const int motorPin = 9; // Pin for the motor control

int buttonState = 0; // Variable for reading the button status

int pressCount = 0; // Count of button presses

void setup() {

pinMode(buttonPin, INPUT_PULLUP); // Set button pin as input with pull-up resistor

pinMode(motorPin, OUTPUT); // Set motor pin as output

Serial.begin(9600); // Start serial communication for debugging

void loop() {

buttonState = digitalRead(buttonPin); // Read button state

// Check if button is pressed (LOW due to pull-up)

if (buttonState == LOW) {

delay(50); // Debounce delay

if (digitalRead(buttonPin) == LOW) { // Check if still pressed


pressCount++; // Increment counter

Serial.print("Button pressed: ");

Serial.println(pressCount);

// Run the motor if button pressed less than 10 times

if (pressCount <= 10) {

digitalWrite(motorPin, HIGH); // Turn motor ON

delay(1000); // Run motor for 1 second

digitalWrite(motorPin, LOW); // Turn motor OFF

delay(100); // Delay to prevent multiple counts in a single press

// If pressed 10 times, reset counter

if (pressCount >= 10) {

pressCount = 0; // Reset count after 10 presses

Serial.println("Counter reset.");

```

### Explanation:

- **Pin Definitions**: The `buttonPin` is set to 2 (you can change this according to your wiring). The
`motorPin` is set to 9.
- **Setup Function**: Initializes the button pin as an input with an internal pull-up resistor and the
motor pin as an output.

- **Loop Function**:

- Reads the button state.

- If pressed, waits briefly to debounce.

- Increments the `pressCount` and prints it to the serial monitor.

- If the button has been pressed 10 times, the counter resets.

- The motor turns on for 1 second each time the button is pressed until the count reaches 10.

### Wiring Considerations:

- Connect the button between the button pin and ground.

- Connect the motor control pin to the motor driver or relay.

- Make sure to provide adequate power supply for the motor as required based on your setup.

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