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Can you make changes to the Demo 3 sketch and implement these scenarios (or whatever other improvement you can think of)?
With the help of our 2-channel BDC motor controllers, users can control robots remotely via a wireless communication module. Our team provided electronic design and embedded software development for the project.
Connect the potentiometer to the positive or negative terminal of the power supply. One end of the wire must be connected to either outside pin/prong of the potentiometer.
Finally connect the source pin of the mosfet to the other pin of the dc motor. Now just plug in the 9V battery and we are done.
Due to this reduced voltage the motor speed even decreases further. This decrease in speed with duty cycle continuous to happen until a point, where the motor terminal voltage will not be sufficient to turn the motor.
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By adjusting duty cycles, you can control the motor speed. A switching regulator has higher efficiency and less power loss, and PWM is widely used in speed controller design for DC motors.
I used 12V high torque DC motor which I powered using there 3.7V Li-ion batteries connected in series which give around 12V. So now using the potentiometer we are able to control the speed of the DC motor, or the PWM signal produces by the 555 Timer IC.
Note that: I’ve deleted the Automóvel-generated TIM2 initialization function and its parameter. Since our DC Motor library will handle that, we don’t need that function at all.
Do not cut off more than the plastic insulation so that the copper wire is exposed. Cutting more than the insulation will damage the wires ability to properly carry current and may prevent the circuit from working.
Time to do the wiring. You can remove the potentiometer to the circuit from Project 2 and replace it with the ultrasonic distance sensor. I am copying here the complete instructions so that you don't have to jump back and forth between the two articles.
The two most simple ways to control the resistance is to use resistors and potentiometers. Resistors provide a fixed resistance of any value while a potentiometer provides an adjustable range of resistances. When either are used correctly in a circuit, they provide control over the speed of the DC motor. These circuits are most easily done using a breadboard; however, buying screw down components, using electrical tape, or soldering (if you are properly qualified) also works.
In this tutorial, we’ll be discussing DC motor speed control with STM32 PWM and L293D H-bridge motor driver. I’ll also show you the DC_MOTOR library (driver) that I’ve developed for STM32 microcontrollers and discuss how it works and how it’s been built in this way. And we’ll create 3 different example projects with STM32 uC and DC motors.
Designing a high current DC motor controller schematic, we used an IGBT that combines features of power MOSFETs and bipolar switches. It provides a high level of current and is well suited for complex power electronics systems.
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