The L293D motor driver IC allows two DC motors to be controlled simultaneously in both directions. It takes a low-current signal from a microcontroller and outputs a higher current signal to power and control motors. The HC05 Bluetooth module connects to an Arduino board to allow wireless control of a line following robot through a Bluetooth app, which sends commands to move motors forward, backward, etc. Both components enable a microcontroller to control DC motors either directly or remotely for a robotics project.
The L293D motor driver IC allows two DC motors to be controlled simultaneously in both directions. It takes a low-current signal from a microcontroller and outputs a higher current signal to power and control motors. The HC05 Bluetooth module connects to an Arduino board to allow wireless control of a line following robot through a Bluetooth app, which sends commands to move motors forward, backward, etc. Both components enable a microcontroller to control DC motors either directly or remotely for a robotics project.
The L293D motor driver IC allows two DC motors to be controlled simultaneously in both directions. It takes a low-current signal from a microcontroller and outputs a higher current signal to power and control motors. The HC05 Bluetooth module connects to an Arduino board to allow wireless control of a line following robot through a Bluetooth app, which sends commands to move motors forward, backward, etc. Both components enable a microcontroller to control DC motors either directly or remotely for a robotics project.
The L293D motor driver IC allows two DC motors to be controlled simultaneously in both directions. It takes a low-current signal from a microcontroller and outputs a higher current signal to power and control motors. The HC05 Bluetooth module connects to an Arduino board to allow wireless control of a line following robot through a Bluetooth app, which sends commands to move motors forward, backward, etc. Both components enable a microcontroller to control DC motors either directly or remotely for a robotics project.
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L293D MOTOR DRIVER
L293D is a typical Motor driver or a IC which allows DC motor to drive either
direction.L293D is a 16-pin IC which can control a set of two DC motors simultaneously in any direction.
Why we use it?
L293D is a medium power motor driver perfect for driving DC motors . we can give maximum power to DC motors by this module by simultaneously. Motor driver is basically a current amplifier which takes a low-current signal from the microcontroller and gives out a proportionally higher current signal which can control and drive a motor.
How to use it?
This is a motor driver IC that can drive two motor simultaneously. Supply voltage (Vss) is the voltage at which motor drive. Generally, 6V for dc motor and 6 to 12V for gear motor are used, depending upon the rating of the motor. Logical Supply (SIGNALS) Voltage deciding what value of input voltage should be considered as high or low By the Arduino board .So if the logical supply voltage equals to +5V, then -0.3V to 1.5V will be considered as Input low voltage and 2.3V to 5V is taken into consider as Input High Voltage. The Enable 1 and Enable 2 are the input pin for the PWM led speed control for the motor L293D has 2 Channels .One channel is used for one motor .then the motors will work according to the micro controller signals. How many there are? We only one motor module is used for our line following robot. Then we can turn reverse and drive our robot by giving power to motors by simultaneously. In the market we can buy different type of motor controllers. (ex/=4,6 channel outputs) BLUETOOTH CONTROLLER Bluetooth wireless technology is a short range of communications technology intended for replace cables. which is a local area network with a very limited coverage.
Why we use it?
We use it for manually use our robot. (for locomotion process).we use HC05 Bluetooth module for this project.(“it’s a additional feature for line following robot”)
How to use it?
HC05 Bluetooth Module’s Vcc is connected to 5V pin of Arduino UNO, which supplies power to Bluetooth Module. Ground to Ground connections are also made. Transistor logic pins, Transmitter (TX) and Receiver (RX) of Arduino UNO are connected to RXD and TXD of HC05 respectively. The program is uploaded to Arduino before connecting the Bluetooth module. After all successful connections, switch on the power source. Lights at Motor Drive, Arduino UNO and HC05 would indicate the correct connection. Upon successful connection of your Bluetooth module with any android device(Install a suitable Bluetooth control application), we could control this device. By passing the command, for example, to move forward we pass ‘F’. This command is transmitted by our device to Bluetooth module, which in turn transmits to Arduino UNO. Arduino receives is and passes the same to Motor Drive through its digital pins. Motor Drive will get this through their input pins and exercise them through their output pins were motor is connected.