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Controlling SmartDrive40 Using 3.3V Microcontroller (Serial Simplified Mode)
If you would like to control Cytron smart motor driver using 3.3V microcontroller, you can try this tutorial.
How To Build A Mobile Robot (Part 2)
INTRODUCTION As mentioned in Part 1, you shouldn’t have problem in completing your robot if you get a “ready-to-use” robot…
Getting Started with Maker Drive and Raspberry Pi
If you want to use Maker Drive with Raspberry Pi, read this!
Getting Started with Maker Drive and micro:bit
Want to drive motor using micro:bit? Try this.
MD10-POT: Controlling DC Motor without Writing Code
OVERVIEW MD10-POT is a DC Motor Driver or DC Motor Controller that enable the user to control the DC motor…
5 Easiest Ways to Control A DC Motor
One of my friend was inspired by my previous article and decided to motorized his curtain blind. When I asked…
Measuring DC Motor RPM Through Built-in Hall Sensor Encoder
INTRODUCTION When we deal with controlling motor speed, normally we just provide PWM and the motor will rotate accordingly to…
Choosing a DC Motor
We have seen many makers face difficulties in choosing a right motor for their mobile robots as well as automation…
Getting Started with Encoder Sensor Module (SN-ENC-MOD)
The Encoder Sensor Module (SN-ENC-MOD) is an electro-mechanical device that converts the angular position or motion to an analog or…