Motor Driver in depth | H-Bridge | L293D, L298N, TB6612FNG, VNH2SP30

Motor drivers are a very important component when working with robotics or mechatronics project. So in this video, we will discuss the details about motor drivers.
We will cover four topics, which are,
1. What is a motor driver?
2. How does the motor driver work?
3. We will learn about some popular motor drivers
4. And in the end, we will know how to choose the right motor driver?
Detailed discussion about H-Bridge and its working principle.
Overview of L293D ● L298N ● TB6612FNG ● VNH2SP30 motor drivers.
Difference between Transistor-based and MOSFET-based drivers.
Comparison among different kinds of motor drivers.

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[@yigitpar6492]

Such an underrated video. It's been so helpful especially that chart at the end to sum up everything. Many thanks!

[@randallblake1213]

Despite the robotic narration (and slightly ungrammatical English) this is a very good and informative video. Thank you. 😊

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useful knowledge for mechantronics students. Thanks a million and hope to see more videos

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Thanks.

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Super video, answer all my concerns!

[@billscott356]

There's a mistake in this video made over and over and over again. It is the comparison between "transistor and MOSFET". Field Effect Transistor (FET, the FET in MOSFET), indeed ARE transistors! In fact, the 'T' in MOSFET stands for "transistor". A proper comparison would be made between Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJT) and Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor (MOSFET) and those comparisons would be valid. The current presentation will just perpetuate confusion among newbies.

[@sushildamle3449]

I have a model train where in the power supply (0-12 VDC) is given through rail tracks. Which motor driver can I use to run the train in this case? Is it safe for the train engine (locomotive) motor if the supply is given this way? Thanks in advance.

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[@hypead5507]

Thank you....video crisp and to the point would like to see a video about using ir remote without library using arduino

[@yildiz12321]

Thank you so much that was very helpful.

[@kuntardivyang7592]

Nicely Explained

[@parassingh421]

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[@mdri137]

Wonderful vdo.
I love it.
Please make a video on how can i connect or operate L293D motor driver with Node MCU esp 8266

[@utube521]

so what about bldc gimbal like motors? do you know any controllers for them, I mean ready boards I can connect to the arduino and the motor and program? thanks for the video

[@nasai949]

Thank you so much !!!

[@GeekDetour]

Very nice information well put together. You used an A.I. for voice-over, right? It is a bit “monotonous”, but, yeah… ha ha. Good video!

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Thanks for video

[@minayakarimova]

thank you

[@tinkertom3683]

I connect the the l298n to a stepper motor nema17 my DC power supply shows no current being drawn when I send a signal to move the stepper one revolution and then stops I notice it's still continuously drawing max amps and it's in CC mode an till I reset the Arduino then it goes back to normal again it's like the pins 8,9,10,11 are causing it to still run some how also after about 30mins the rc522 RFID scanner stops working any ideas what this could be?

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[@chhatrarajphulara8822]

Informative❤

[@sdrobotics5375]

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[@ashokkalburgi]

What about mx 1919

[@filiptv5491]

Great video! In which program did you do animations?

[@sdrobotics5375]

Thanks, Animation made by powerpoint 2019

[@djzatka]

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[@sdrobotics5375]

Thank you, I will

[@djzatka]

@@sdrobotics5375 is it possible to control 4 or 5 dc motors with this? and i want to control it with rc controller

[@djzatka]

Can you please reply?

[@crckdns]

the video is educational, but yet getting a dislike due to generated voice instead of a normal human. the generated voice is monotone and sounds like from advertising.

[@zouhairsebti1119]

Arduino motor shield

[@adamtanton6489]

Pick current lol. Maybe peak?

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[@NLGeebee]

Great info, but the speech synthesis is awful.

[@MissilemanIII]

Sorry but I don't like the computer voice videos.

[@vahagnmelikyan2906]

Talk slow