Respected members,
I have been making a project based on rfid module using Arduino, but the wires that i have connected to the Arduino pins keep coming out. Is there any way that i can fix the wires to the arduino permanently?
If yes, please elaborate.
Thanking you in anticipation.
There are a number of screw shields available. Here's an example.
If you get a Micro or Pro Mini you can even solder your wires to the pins for permanent fixing.
Rohan2029:
Respected members,
I have been making a project based on rfid module using Arduino, but the wires that i have connected to the Arduino pins keep coming out. Is there any way that i can fix the wires to the arduino permanently?
If yes, please elaborate.
Thanking you in anticipation.
Permanently ---- would probably mean removing the plastic headers (ie. the black plastic walls with the holes for inserting pins), which would then expose the holes for soldering. This could take some work.
However, even though I haven't done it yet, one method might be to use a wire cutter to cut out most of the header (socket), which might then leave individual pins exposed. This might make desoldering each pin easier.
If you get standard header pins and solder the wires to them then plug the header into the Arduino sockets I reckon you will have a very reliable connection that can still be removed.
I that is not suitable then direct soldering is the only option.
It is not at all difficult to build an Atmega 328 chip mounted on a piece of stripboard - especially if it runs at 8MHz using its internal oscillator.
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I Thank everyone who has replied to my query. Your help is greatly appreciated.
I think i will be using the method of soldering the wires to standard header pins then plugging the header into the Arduino sockets.