This project involves designing a system that uses an Arduino to monitor various sensors, display sensor data on an LCD screen, and transmit this information to a mobile device via SMS using the ...

Looking to add motion control to your Arduino projects? Whether you're building a robot, conveyor system, remote-controlled car, or any other motorized project, controlling motor speed and direction ...

In this article, we are going to control the speed and direction of dc motor using L293D IC and Arduino.

This board combines the force of the Raspberry Pi with the mechanical force of powerful LEGO Mindstorms motors. Four LEGO EV3 servo motors can be connected, with PWM speed control for two of them and ...

In Motor Control: Projects with Arduino & Raspberry Pi Zero W (Elektor 2017), Ibrahim aims to educate and inspire engineers and electronics enthusiasts with several easy-to-replicate Arduino- and ...

By controlling the motor, we mean controlling its speed and direction of rotation. We can control the motor using the Arduino and the L298N driver. Before we learn how to control a DC motor with the ...

Robotics Hobby Project: Arduino with Lego trains. This is the Arduino code you would need for this project. Some of the Lego trains work with Infra-Red Sensors. Combining an Arduino board with little ...

A critical function of motor operation is speed control, which allows us to adjust the motor speed as per the application’s requirements. This guide explains the construction and operation of a DC ...

Brushless motors are ubiquitous in RC applications and robotics, but are usually driven with low-cost motor controllers that have to be controlled with RC-style PWM signals and don’t allow for ...

For Motor A, these are Input1 (IN1), Input2 (IN2) and Enable1 (EN1), whereas for Motor B, these are IN3, IN4 and EN2. The enabled pins must be connected to PWM pins of Arduino so that the motor speed ...