Arduino DC Motor Control Tutorial - L298N | H-Bridge | PWM | Robot Car

In this Arduino Tutorial we will learn how to control DC motors using Arduino. We well take a look at some basic techniques for controlling DC motors and make two example through which we will learn how to control DC motors using the L298N driver and the Arduino board. 

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[redpillcommando]

Who cares about your voice bro, it's your brain we come here for. This is the best tutorial on H bridge and arduion I have ever run across, thank you for making it.

[Lamefoureyes]

This is kind of amazing, I was able to follow this video as a non engineer because of some video tutorials on youtube and how well this was presented. Seriously, thank you.

[quintonvehon]

Thank you for including the written article for this video!! Both resources are clear and easy to follow.

[airesearch]

All of your videos deserve lot of superlative adjectives. Extremely good quality project and your explanation of theory and the Arduino sketch were precise and clear. May I suggest you do a self balancing two wheel "robot" project and cover PID in detail ?

[TonoNamnum]

Thanks for the video it was helpful. No need to add potentiometer or buttons. Isolating everything makes it faster to undersand.

[IsaacPiera]

Don't change the rotation direction suddenly, you will damage the motor. You should reduce the speed to zero, delay for a bit to let the motor stop and then accelerate in the opposite direction.

[adityaraj-xqow]

Thanks dude for such amazing tutorial the quality of the content that you have provided to us is very much helpfull.
Keep sharing your knowledge!!

[StuartWoodwardJP]

Great video! This is exactly what I was looking for and just the right amount of detail.

[davorpelivanovic]

Very good tutorial. I am working on version with NodeMCU and plan to use Blynk for controlling it over the internet. I get a lot of good information from this video. Thank you !

[EvanAndKatelyn]

This is so cool! All you need now is one more, then you can add weapons and fight them! 😜🤣

[schneebrett]

In case someone connects the motor to A or B with ENB enabled (means motor is not PWM regulated, runs at full speed) with 12V jumper enabled and is surprised nothing happens after turning power on, there is a simple reason. Just connect a wire to 5V out, power on again and then touch either one of two pins, for example IN1 if motor is connected to A, that regulate the rotation direction (forward/backward). The motor will start turning.

[DaveSmith-wnkj]

Perfect. Explained very well, and clearly. Straight to the point as well. Fantastic video all round really. Thank you.

[thegoldarmor]

Great, and the schematics and illustrations are perfrect

[Bea-jllt]

This is so sick! I want an arduino so bad omg

[ezzatluqman]

The most well explained video so far that i found! thanks for showing the better understanding how to connect this driver to arduino. I am planning to do an 8 motor of ROV on my own. My question is how can we connect this motor driver if i should be using 4 piece of them? since 1 piece of driver is use for a pair of motor

[samhat]

This is a very informative video, I have just starting learning with my own arduino starter kit, this helps to explain a few things. Cheers buddy.

[bugraates]

I like this in-depth review dude, you're awesome!

[kroknos]

Thank you to you for taking the time to put together a video to help others online with their robotics projects. There are some mistakes though...ena, in1, in2, should be outputs. Button should be an input. The resistor should be on the positive side of the or on the 5v wire or the pin 4 wire, this is to protect the circuit. You don't necessarily rotDirection in your code, you can change directions without this.

[omkulkarni]

Very well explained.The schematics and illustrations are perfrect. Fantastic video

[valamifantaziadusnev]

I'm sorry that I can't support you but i have to tell that you would deserve more for these videos.