07-18-2022, 06:58 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-18-2022, 07:00 PM by attractorlu.)
Hi, Josh
Since the supporting power in Lee valve is 12V, if I want to use Arduino to control the valve, I need to use a relay to transfer the voltage. As you know, turning on/off a relay can make some sound; if I need to do ephys, this relay will bring some noise in the recording. I am wondering if I use bpod, how B pod does this work. The introduction said the valve could be driven by an Infineon ISO1H811GAUMA1 isolated solenoid driver IC. Is it the key?
Thank you,
Lu
Since the supporting power in Lee valve is 12V, if I want to use Arduino to control the valve, I need to use a relay to transfer the voltage. As you know, turning on/off a relay can make some sound; if I need to do ephys, this relay will bring some noise in the recording. I am wondering if I use bpod, how B pod does this work. The introduction said the valve could be driven by an Infineon ISO1H811GAUMA1 isolated solenoid driver IC. Is it the key?
Thank you,
Lu