Society of Robots - Robot Forum
Electronics => Electronics => Topic started by: harisankarsa on March 20, 2008, 11:09:35 AM
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how can you make wire controlled robots for just moving around as you tell them to...ie to make it go forward,back,left and right...pls give me a simple logic...i am a beginner....
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just get a couple of motors an ook them to switches
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hey thats easy just attach the wires to the switches and then to the motors give power to the motors and move them around using switches
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double poled switches are necessary
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this is pretty much depends on what motors u are using
using servos are the easiest but you have to modify it to make full turns so you bot can go forward
using dc motors is not a bad idea but you have to attach a break circuit for the motor to stop
usually they give it a fast reverse high voltage but its not always a good idea cuz it doesnt provide ya precise motion.
you can also use steppers but that would be a little more complicated for a beginner to program it ,but it still pretty precise
another dis of it is that it could be a little more expensive that the other two
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servos !=easiest.
2 gearmotors + 2 DPDT switches + some bateries and wire =easiest
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what do you mean by gearmotors? arent they dc motors?
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yeah. gearmotors are DC motors with integrated gearboxes
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dc motors with high torque are geared like in servos
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so its a compremize between speed and torque ???
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there is alsways a compromise between speed and torque.
The motors are easiest because you can just have them, a battery and a couple of switches to make it go. If you use a servo, then you need a microcontroller and programming and everything else that goes with it.
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does it break perfectly?
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hey more speed and high torque are very difficult to get so u have to be satidfies with what u have