That is basically what these are.
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=15202Do you guys think that something like this would be worth turning into a <$50 robot tutorial or a standalone example? I know it could be done but I am just wondering if there is any interest.
The microcontroller is a Atmega8 the only downside is you only have access to 4 pins without some soldering skills. (INTO, SCK, MISO, MOSI and the relevant pins) But for the price and the convenience of the high current 1/2 bridges its probably worth while.
Oh and for those of you saying I need four bridges, yes technically I do but I am working on a few ways of sharing one between the two motors. I have demonstrated it with just bang bang RC control but getting PWM integrated is still a bit iffy. Basically the drawback is you are limited to when you are turning.
Steve
