Vibration Motor

Hi in one of Scott videos he uses vibration Motor with kasina ;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjimscjNUyA

my question is how many of than i can use with kasina I want to make a headband with 3 and experiment with it..thanks

You would only be able to use one without amplification or a driver circuit. This is due to the limited current output of the Kasina which is designed to drive LEDs.

I have experimented with this board though https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-...akout/overview and it produces really nice effects. It requires a microcontroller for programming. I recommend you pickup a Trinket Pro from the same company for the size and easy programming.
If you place an order there you might as well pickup a bone conduction transducer and a small amp. I have made this project and it is really interesting and fun to play with. https://learn.adafruit.com/3d-printe...transducer-box

I don't know what the cost would be for shipping to Brazil but Adafruit is a great company.

Let me know if you undertake some of these projects.

Scott

interesting i will need to study more this ..

I am not sure if i understand very well with that i will be able to use more than one motor ?

the bone conducting sound very interesting ..

For the least amount of additional circuitry I think you would want one of those boards for each motor that you intend to drive. You could still use just one micocontroller (Arduino, Trinket, etc) to drive them all in sync or even cascading/out of phase. Or if you just want simple controllable frequency pulsing you could use a PWM driver board like this one: https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-...hield/overview An external power supply would be required.

Still, all told pretty inexpensive either way. Maybe like $75 for all parts including the headband supplies. These boards and the Trinket are really small so you could enclose them in the headband. Just be sure to provide good shielding and isolation against the skin. You definitely wouldn't want to get zapped.

You could also get a lipo battery (500maH) and the backpack charger for the Trinket Pro. https://www.adafruit.com/product/2124 That way all you would have to do is plug it in to USB when it needs charging. These parts should make a self contained, flexible haptic stimulation unit.

Here is larger project that someone did for a haptic vest. http://hackaday.com/2014/09/21/thp-s...ration-motors/

many thanks for the info I will study than ...you gave me some good ideas :-)

Adafruit always has neat tutorials. Here is one on a vibrating headband for meditation. https://learn.adafruit.com/haptic-headband. They use the Flora microcontroller which has nice form factor and is designed for wearables.

cool thanks again