It's pwm. It will not make these motors run faster. If these were stepper motors with a stepper control board, then it would step faster by increasing the frequency. But simple DC motors would only be sped up or slowed down by the duty cycle(time on versus time off) of the pwm signal
Hi, very good content! I've received my TB6612 and was following your video. I used also a protoboard and an external power supply (12V/ 3.3A). I just wired Vm and Gnd of the system because I would check the logical VCC output 5V. I did not wire anything else. In a matter of second my TB got burned! I definitelly dont know what went wrong! Should no current be thru TB6612, right? Even if my supply is up to 3.3A.. I had nothing else wired! Could please help me? It is very important project to my degree.
i watched the video and then looked through more recent videos but didn’t see where your recommend a different driver for steppers. do you mind giving your recommendations here in a comment?
In short and simple... nothing better than this video... Great Video.... 😀
Very helpful video. Thank you.
I want to control the n30 gear motor with this motor driver but I am not able to run my motor.
It is making clicking sound only.
Please help.
What would happen if you change the frequency? Can you make your motors run faster?
It's pwm. It will not make these motors run faster. If these were stepper motors with a stepper control board, then it would step faster by increasing the frequency. But simple DC motors would only be sped up or slowed down by the duty cycle(time on versus time off) of the pwm signal
I got two motor driver burn. Can i change the capacitor
Hi, very good content! I've received my TB6612 and was following your video. I used also a protoboard and an external power supply (12V/ 3.3A). I just wired Vm and Gnd of the system because I would check the logical VCC output 5V. I did not wire anything else. In a matter of second my TB got burned! I definitelly dont know what went wrong! Should no current be thru TB6612, right? Even if my supply is up to 3.3A.. I had nothing else wired! Could please help me? It is very important project to my degree.
Did you make sure of the polarity of the power supply before connecting to the motor control? Elsewise it could be a bad board
I did the same as you and I also blew up the tb driver board, have you figured out why?
Thank you so much .keep it up
i watched the video and then looked through more recent videos but didn’t see where your recommend a different driver for steppers. do you mind giving your recommendations here in a comment?
The link of github seems broken.Can you upgrade it ? Thanks ! I really liked it.
Sir can this driver be used for motors with encoders?
absolutely. using encoder Ticks incremental values to speed the motor and encA ancB connection to change the direction according to which comes first
github code not found....
If you go to the main page: github.com/makersdigest you will find all his projects, click on the TB6612FNG link.
Complete noob question, how do you decide which pins to use and can you use more than one of these motor controllers on the Arduino uno?
you can use any pin but make sure the code match the pin number
@@theson22788 thank you very much
Only the analogue pins have pwm so you need to choose those to control motor speed.
Typo in the title :)
Why are you doing it in Python?
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