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Electronics => Electronics => Topic started by: robotic-amatuer on March 01, 2011, 10:00:46 PM
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hello,
Im new to the robotics world, and im trying to add a homemade motor driver to my atmega168 board i made with the help of societyofrobots.com. my basic motor driver concept is to control two standard dc motor with two i/o ports in which they hook up to, and an i/o port to which my power supply will be connected to. im using a sn754410 quadruple half-h driver to control two standard dc motors for a robot tank. i dont know much about motor drivers but i kind of have an idea on how they work. i just need help in hooking up my motor driver to my atemga168 board. i yet dont know what should be connected to which pins on the atmega168 mc.
plzzz help me!
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Did you check the datasheet? It tells you the pin details and some technical stuff.
I found a good explanation for SN754410 pin connections at hobbyengineering.
http://www.hobbyengineering.com/appHBridge1A.html (http://www.hobbyengineering.com/appHBridge1A.html)
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Hi,
[...] my basic motor driver concept is to control two standard dc motor with two i/o ports in which they hook up to, and an i/o port to which my power supply will be connected to. im using a sn754410 [...]
You should NOT connect any I/O pins to the power supply!!
Please post a schematic of how you connected things up.