While there are a couple of open-source brushless drivers already available, [neuromancer2701] created his own brushless motor controller on an Arduino shield.

This is a shield for an Arduino Mega or Giga that can be used to control a robot car (for example) and has inputs for additional sensors. The inspiration for this project stems from my interest in ...

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Arduino DC Motor Speed Controller - Hardware Setup Moving on to component assembly, since our circuit is very simple, we used a breadboard to interconnect the components. We used a power bank to power ...

Internal Schematics of L298N Motor Driver Module If you want to know more about how the L298N motor driver module works, here is the schematic for the L298N driver module. You can utilize the below ...

The High Power H-Bridge Motor Shield for Arduino is equipped with built-in current sensing utilizing the ACS712, and is capable of driving any DC motor up to 15Amp.

While there have certainly been attempts at easing the Arduino learning curve, many of these still demand a new board or simplify just one aspect of a much larger universe. Olympia Circuits' new ...

Olympia Circuits Teases Arduino Programmers With $60 Arno Shield by Ray Willington — Monday, April 29, 2013, 05:50 PM EDT Comments ...

The Arduino Motor Shield project is currently over on the Kickstarter crowd funding website looking to raise $41,500 in pledges to make the jump from concept to production.