Open the Arduino IDE. Copy and paste the code provided below. Connect the Arduino to your computer using a USB cable. Select the correct port and click Upload. Assemble the Circuit: Connect the ...

Figure 1. Arduino Uno. available to control a DC motor [8]. The Arduino Uno is one of the most common starter boards that are being used to control multiple kinds of motors, especially DC motors, ...

This dc motor speed-control circuit uses standard, available components; light impinging on two independent phototransistors establishes the motor's speed. Motor speed can be adjusted by the light ...

An Arduino-based maze-solving robot using 3 ultrasonic sensors, an L293D motor driver, and 2 DC motors. The robot detects obstacles, makes navigation decisions, and autonomously traverses mazes.

Brushed DC motors are increasingly being replaced by brushless (BLDC) and stepper motor competitors. But their use still makes sense, as the control effort is considerably lower. Here we show how to ...

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The circuit in the figure provides three levels of speed control for a dc motor, using a PC’s parallel port (LPT1). A C++ program performs the control functions by allowing the signals from the ...

The technology is a process that never ends and to improve the quality of any product these technologies are required. Under this article, the blueprint and execution of a cheap, robust as well as ...