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    Printer Motor v1.0: Plus of Supply Voltage (5V or 12V)

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    Nico Vega
    This document provides instructions for connecting a printer motor, photo sensor, and rotary encoder to an Arduino board. The printer motor uses an H-bridge motor controller connected to Arduino pins 5 and 6 to control the motor terminals. The photo sensor is connected from its plus terminal to the Arduino's 3.3V or 5V supply, and its minus to ground, with its A and B outputs going to pins 2 and 3. A rotary encoder is also included but no connection details are provided. The components are being used in a circuit designed for a 3D printer.

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    Printer Motor v1.0: Plus of Supply Voltage (5V or 12V)

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    This document provides instructions for connecting a printer motor, photo sensor, and rotary encoder to an Arduino board. The printer motor uses an H-bridge motor controller connected to Arduino pins 5 and 6 to control the motor terminals. The photo sensor is connected from its plus terminal to the Arduino's 3.3V or 5V supply, and its minus to ground, with its A and B outputs going to pins 2 and 3. A rotary encoder is also included but no connection details are provided. The components are being used in a circuit designed for a 3D printer.

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    Motor de impresora en arduino

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    Printer Motor

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    This document provides instructions for connecting a printer motor, photo sensor, and rotary encoder to an Arduino board. The printer motor uses an H-bridge motor controller connected to Arduino pins 5 and 6 to control the motor terminals. The photo sensor is connected from its plus terminal to the Arduino's 3.3V or 5V supply, and its minus to ground, with its A and B outputs going to pins 2 and 3. A rotary encoder is also included but no connection details are provided. The components are being used in a circuit designed for a 3D printer.

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    Printer Motor v1.0: Plus of Supply Voltage (5V or 12V)

    Uploaded by

    Nico Vega
    This document provides instructions for connecting a printer motor, photo sensor, and rotary encoder to an Arduino board. The printer motor uses an H-bridge motor controller connected to Arduino pins 5 and 6 to control the motor terminals. The photo sensor is connected from its plus terminal to the Arduino's 3.3V or 5V supply, and its minus to ground, with its A and B outputs going to pins 2 and 3. A rotary encoder is also included but no connection details are provided. The components are being used in a circuit designed for a 3D printer.

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    plusofsupplyvoltage(5Vor12V)

    Printermotorv1.0
    HbridgeInAtoArduinoPin5
    HbridgeInBtoArduinoPin6
    Hbridge+5VtoArduino+5V
    HbridgeGNDtoArduinoGND
    HbridgeOutA/BtoMotorterminals
    HbridgeVcctoplusofsupplyvoltage

    Photosensor:
    MinustoArduinoGND
    PlustoArduino+3.3V(eventuallyto+5V)
    AtoArduinoPin3
    BtoArduinoPin2

    Motor

    Hbridge
    L298N

    Source&info:
    www.HomoFaciens.de

    Rotaryencoder

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