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Op-Amps (LM741): There are multiple operational amplifiers used in the project, such as PROPORCIONAL, INTEGRAL, DERIVATIVO, SUMADOR, etc. Each of these op-amps is likely used to implement the proportional, integral, and derivative actions individually.
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Resistors and Potentiometers:
- Resistors like R6, R3, and R10 are used to set the gain and scaling factors for the PID components.
- Potentiometers like Setpoint, Retroalimentacion, POT P, POT I, and POT D allow for adjusting the setpoint and PID gains manually.
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Capacitors:
- C3 and CI are used for the integral and derivative calculations, which involve storing and releasing energy over time.
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Transistors:
- The circuit uses transistors like Q1 (TIP41BG) and Q2 (TIP42A) for driving the motor. These transistors can handle higher currents suitable for controlling a DC motor.
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Diodes:
- Diodes like D1 and D2 may be used for protection against reverse polarity or voltage spikes.
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Connectors:
- Connectors like J1 and J2 are used for interfacing with other components or external systems.
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Power Management:
- The SALIDA ESP32 voltage regulator provides a stable 5V output which could be used to power parts of the circuitry or external sensors.
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