Control a DC Motor with Arduino (Lesson #16)

0:00 introduction
0:32 revisiting LED code
2:03 adding a motor to the circuit
2:51 transistor (MOSFET)
5:49 external batteries
8:19 simulation
9:10 controlling motor speed
12:02 capacitor
12:33 diode

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[ingenierocivilizado]

The explanations are very clear and simple, which allows us to understand well what we are doing. Thank you very much for sharing these videos.

[tedbastwock]

TY very much for the capacitor and diode demo. Yes, this is more EE, but much needed for those trying to make real world circuits.

[BenParisi]

Super helpful, exactly the information I needed. Thanks

[EQencrypted]

This is a phenomenal video. So clear, thank you 🙏

[VocesSinFronterass]

Thank you I was struggling about how to make my electric little car, unfortunately my arduino broke before I realized of this video, now I know how to do it

[godwinowusufrimpong]

I love your lessons is simple and powerful

[pierpa_pierpaolo]

Ok vary the speed with PWM (to be adjusted for the motor you have to manage). But how to do to vary the 'amplitude?

[ThayatY]

The best explanation i have ever seen ❤

[taymhamdan-nmir]

thanks so much this video help me so much😃

[YoutubeMcode]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! SUCH AN AMAZING VIDEO, AND IT WORKS!!😀😀😃

[frioXN]

Sir. How about pressing a button to start the motor for a period of time rather than using a potentiometer?

[kslover]

Very good video, well explained and helpful.

[orelsimahov]

Hi I was recently exposed to your channel and I really liked your videos you really explain everything the best way I have a question I came across a motor with three ports how am I supposed to use it and what does the third port mean thank you very much❤❤❤

[pastpianist]

Newbie here: can you have the battery pack also power the Arduino so that nothing needs to be plugged in?

[aaronalquiza]

I could listen to your lessons all day. i could listen to it for sleep aid too.

[lerdings]

Hello guys i was wondering why is the black wire leading to the ground pin necessary?

[cqpoeng]

How would I change the code so that on a single press of the button the motor constantly spins until the button is pushed again?

[arunchandrakumar]

Hai sir you video is extremely useful and very clear . The mode of presentation is also amazing. Sir let me know, which software you used to simulate the circuit. Is it free to access or not? Once again I am waiting for new informative videos, Thanku sir

[cesarbeast]

Why isn't the button being connected to the 5v of the arduino as shown in you button LED video? :(

[SynisterFour]

Thank you. Though if I may ask, is there any way to power the arduino with the same power supply without risk of short circuiting? I've made a similar configuration which works just fine but just like in the video, the arduino is still uses power from the USB.