6 Ways to control Motors! Including with Arduino & Raspberry Pi! How To Tutorial from NYC CNC

[@Scapegoat303]

ive watched so many instructionals, and you.. by far.. have done the best job at explaining the content.. major tip of the hat in your direction!!

[@mattiasottosson]

I couldn't wait, so I ran of the only local store i could think off and bought two Ardunio Motor Shields, which worked pretty well. Thanks your video, it was really helpful to get going!

[@universalyardbird]

Gr8 video tutorial John, thanks! It's nice to see/hear an articulate engineer that really does keep 'things moving' at a good pace. Kudos

[@bernyshomstein9723]

Very clear presentation. Straight forward with no extra comments. Mentions sources for parts.

[@VaclavJise]

Thanks. I will test it soon as possible. And then maybe Dual H bridge will be my next thing to try. Thank you for your tutorials!

[@krisby8620]

That video is great and good explained. You provided me exactly what I was looking for. Thank you a lot and greetings from Germany

[@radiorob007]

thank you for the good INFO video! Greetings from Nederland / Rotterdam Rob.

[@rosako]

Thanks, your videos are just awesome! Straight to the point and very clear! Good job!

[@wvg.]

Awesome video! Learned a whole lot.

[@businesman1010]

I discovered your channel yesterday and I like it a lot. Thanks

[@enviro1001]

I always enjoy your presentations...great job...just keep it going. Thanks!

[@doctoratcox]

Hi John, The reason for the diode when using the transistor, is that when the power to a motor coil is removed the collapsing magnetic field will cause reverse polarity current to flow through the wires. this will ultimately damage the transistor unless the diode is there to allow that current to flow around the transistor.

[@MrGanninu93]

Great tutorial. Its exactly what I was looking for and more :)

[@PriddyShiddy]

I know the primary focus is on these awesome little boards, but another GREAT option is a $10 PWM (pulse width modulator) and a dpdt switch which allows direction and speed control of dc motors up to 10a at 12-40v for $10 on ebay. I use then to power wheelchair motors for various projects. Usually 24v @ 5a continuous.

[@didizwen]

hi john, i would like to ask a question regarding on my project problem, if this video can solve it.. so like what you said is true that arduino output pin gives out less current.. so i just encountered this problem a minute ago and so fortunately i found this video of yours.. so in this video, these six ways are able to solve the less current output problem?? because in my project, first step of signal to give current to my relay is a light sensor.. btw im doing greenhouse project.. light sensor detect low sunlight it will signal my motor to close the roof.. once it detect sunllight, the roof will open once again.. help me please..

[@sidducool6409]

I've watched ur videos they were awesome.iam working an project to run an 12v 7amps DC motor by arduino with IR sensor,but problem is motor doesn't on/off by ir sensor.pls reply and help me to solve the problem.

[@ArcanePath360]

Nice video. I have an existing 19v DC motor that is controlled by a trimpot. I'm wondering if I can tether off the control pin of this trimpot and add a power transistor so I can control the motor with an Arduino, but still use the trimpot in the circuit as a limiter? Thanks

[@ArcanePath360]

+NYC CNC Thanks. Thinking about it, I'm not sure if it makes a difference where I tether the MOSFET in the circuit, as it essentially does the same thing at either end.

[@legonatick]

I had some personal question I wanted to ask im new to this field and I'm looking to use raspberry pi to control some motors and the motors I want to use are bigger, way more amps but still D.C.

[@WIllyGilly321]

Well done, you have good customer service here.

[@mauriciorodriguez1]

awesome video with great explanation!.. hey im looking for a dc geared motor, high rpm, at least 1500 and with a medium torque.. its for a school project .. im doing a ballbot.. would u give me an advice? Thank u for ur time!

[@mauriciorodriguez1]

okok.. thank you

[@archil_and_leon]

Hey! It's a great video, thanks! What is the motor you use at the end please?

[@akshaybajaj7754]

heyy it's really a great video. can you explain how should o select a motor driver according to it's ampere rating. I want to control a 3hp motor with 2A no load amps. which motor driver should I use. a 50A or 100A. n what if I want to control 2 motors of less HP with a single motor driver. Will it blow the motor driver.

[@abhinayshukla5267]

Hi i really Like your video. Can you please provide me the specification of the DC motor you used for the chain sprocket mechanism. I mean i need to know the gear ratio used and the motor torque and speed.

[@dtlounds]

Excellent video, thanks for sharing your knowledge. Do you know if a stepper motor can be controlled with an Arduino??

[@jeremyborg1365]

Im using an H bridge which was included with a stepper motor I had bought. It works fine with the stepper motor however when a dc motor is connected to it, it starts getting very hot. What might be the problem? The model of the chip is ULN2003APG. I dont have the model of the dc motor, however I got it from a toy car which used 2 AA batteries

[@kevinrutledge9602]

Have you come across any way to control an AC motor with an arduino. My personal use would be to control the AC voltage that is sent on an O Gauge railroad check, but I would think the process would be the same as controlling a motor directly.

[@jordandodge4989]

where would you buy a bread board like that? Usually I work with raspberry pi's, but Ive never used a bread board. ready to try :-)

[@kwhy2000]

This was very helpful, but I'm very amateur at all of this and I have a few basic questions. Is there anyway we can maybe email? It's for an invention and I can't give too much away publicly until the patent goes through.

[@fidgetspinner1403]

Great tutorial. But I cant find the raspberry pi link you mention. I would really like to see it hooked up to a pi.

[@davidmiller5832]

Are you planning to try a controller with a photo encoder anytime? That would be cool

[@davidmiller5832]

looking forward to that one!

[@shail363]

Fantastic video...Great presentation

[@STNKMOCS222]

I am using a 12v DC adapter from a wall outlet. When I use the TIP120 set up my transistor gets hot! is this normal? Am I doing anything wrong? I cannot figure it out. Thank you!

[@BaileyHorrigan]

If I'm not mistaken you can use the transistor to control speed using PWM. (pulse width modulation)

[@BrowFinGarf]

Should that diode be jumping the MOSFET leads? I would have thought that you needed it in series with one of the leads to prevent the current from flowing backwards. Or is the point to basically short the circuit out in one direction and not the other thereby saving the MOSFET? I suppose in either set up you can effectively prevent damaging your MOSFET.

[@sherylbuck7377]

will LED work as replacement diode between C and E... or what type of diode is that on the video?

[@QuickHits]

Absolutely an excellent video

[@nahlaessam4882]

great video :), i want to control 24 DC motor which way is best to do ?

[@Palastanga]

Great video, thank you! :) Subscribed.

[@dainiuxxx]

Great video. Please do one on bipolar stepper motors(Big and small) and arduino .

[@LukeBoney]

Hello, I am curious where can I buy the motor and chain shown at 3:42 and 6mins?

[@mattiasottosson]

Thanks for the video, really great! I want to control three or four dc motors (5v), with the possibility to switch polarity on a raspberry pi. I found that the L298 motor controller works great with two motors, but i really need support for additional motor. Do you have a tip there? Maybe it will work out with two L298:s?

[@comesect]

if I buy some battery clips and wire them to dc gear motor's will that work? run off alkaline 9v?.... for use with a sound project.

[@comesect]

Thank you! gonna be a fun project.

[@d.herrera1101]

Muy buen video, Muy bien explicado A+++, Vids like this should be uploaded very often not the tons of garbage that people use to flood utube.

[@tejathunderbolt8881]

In my project my audrino gives 5v but low value of current . On low value of current can a transistor switchs power

[@PriddyShiddy]

Another great video!

[@Odalovic]

Great job!! However you need to chamfer you thread, The way I do it I would run thread mill to the size then use same tool to chamfer top and bottom then one more pass with thread mill and then chamfer again for burr free thread. You be surprised how little it takes (maybe seconds) . As for programming create thread milling, chamfering then copy and paste right after in same order except change number of passes on 2nd thread milling just use one to get that burr out.

[@Odalovic]

John NYCCNC I know :)

[@e7sasjded]

Thanks for reply i am beginner and i have another question , as i know that when the motor stop will create another current and we have to stop that current by using Capacitor and Diode, how i can calculate the value of the capcitor ??

[@panamahunt]

HELLO JOHN I'M ANTHONY I'M NEW TO ELECTRONICS I WANT TO BUILD A MACHINE I WIL LIKE TO NOW HOW TO CANNECT SEVERAL MOTORS INTO ARDUINO AND CANTROL THEM WITH A ON AND OF SWITCH, AND ALSO WHAT YOU RECOMMEND IS A GOOD BOOK OR TUTORIAL TO LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW TO CANNECT AND CONTROL MENY MOTORS WORKING INDIVIDUALYOF EACH ADDER

[@rafaelmarroquin4429]

really useful man thanks for info.

[@dinamovera]

awesome! thanks for this tutorial!

[@VaclavJise]

Hi, sorry for my silly question but which diode should i use with raspberry pi?

[@MrErezyosef]

Amazing & so helpful!

[@kakaraparhty]

Hi JOHN, Cud a PICf452 be used for controlling DC motors????

[@sahiltamboli7371]

can we control stepper motors using camera module where camera captured data and with the help of Arduino the step in stepper motor can be controlled...please help

[@sahiltamboli7371]

please can you tell me how to control stepper motor by getting info from camera module?

[@keladian]

I haven't found any info on this, and it might seems simple but how are you supposed to choose the correct relay rating?? So far, i'm aware that since an arduino is 5V do i get a 5V relay ? :S

[@yuriblaise8817]

What diode should i use with the transistor.

[@kansasraylee]

great tutorial. Thank for sharing!!

[@Droneoflife]

Hi.. Isn't it possible to make a gear motor run directly from the Arduino? If not why?

[@ArcanePath360]

+Nichlas Iversen Only if you have a 5v or less motor. I've done this sucessfully with a 3v motor, a transistor, resistor, capacitor and Diode. There are good videos on here for hooking it up.

[@HazeAero]

Excellent video. Q: I don't fully get the datasheet of the beefcake. Am I correct in assuming it is capable of driving a 12V DC Motor with 10A Continuous current? Thanks for the info! P.s. link 4) in the description is off. should be: www.sparkfun.com/products/11042 @3:59: missing link to arduino vid ;)

[@mdesm2005]

Great video. I would turn down the background music a bit though ...

[@juansauczuk5104]

IS POSSIBLY PROGRAMER SYREN 50 S2 OPOSITE S1 FOR USED 2 R/C CHANNEL S1 FORWARD S2 REVERSE

[@AMPhotoArt]

Thanks! Great job!

[@kamleshpanchal8661]

Relay has sparking problem so what we will do so we solved this contact sparking problem.

[@driftadjiev]

u got me with the first sentense :D 1542

[@e7sasjded]

Can i program PIC 16F48 to control the motor ?

[@chrisp9103]

Hi, is it possible to program an arduino to make a DC motor run 3 seconds then reverse for a bout 3 seconds then stop??...

[@chrisp9103]

NYC CNC Ok awesome!! I want to program a robot to run 3 seconds,stop,reverse for 3 seconds then stop. Is there a code in the arduino library that I can use? Im not very familiar with computer code.

[@chrisp9103]

chris p or a stepper motor.....

[@Zhaymoor]

good job dude :)

[@sd4dfg2]

Can you put the arduino and raspberry pi links in the text description? I can't click video links using the mobile viewer.

[@nimasalimi8466]

where do you can get those chains?

[@TVperson1]

Could I make a door opener with this gear?

[@edenilsonteixeirapaschoa7835]

this project working with Igbt?

[@Chakster12345]

L293d heats up and therefore the motors don't turn that quickly any alternative

[@pastaman1337]

are these 12 DC Motors?

[@brittanyjohnson8470]

PLEASE HELP I am looking to purchase the final build at 8:57 of video, PLEASE HELP

[@ArcanePath360]

+Brittany Johnson That's a very specific project that someone is working on, not for sale. If you want it you have to build it yourself.

[@raghuraghu1370]

Superb

[@TVperson1]

Cheers mate

[@TVperson1]

Oh, cool. I hope it's not too hard for someone like me who is new to Arduino and Linux on ARM.

[@jenpau0269]

why Transistor instead of Mosfet??? whos the best Transistor or Mosfet??

[@samme0404]

+dj minions de spicable mosfet is the type of transistor.

[@jenpau0269]

i know,.. but they have more efficiency,.. Bipolar Transistor Vs Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor,.. Some transistor can handle more amperes some are not,.. same as Mosfets,.. mosfet have low Resistance,..but for me mosfet are the best ^_^

[@mattiasottosson]

I posted a video reply of my result, with more to come!

[@ThomasPalowitchSr]

Too hard to figure your breadboard circuits without a schematic. Would save the person watching video much time and they are very easy to include.

[@buder5116]

you forgot a way 6 pin switch lol xD

[@WIllyGilly321]

2:56 Arduino user weeps in sorrow....

[@timzalusky]

beefcake

[@David-dq2hu]

whats the point of making a learning video if you going to move fast.....

[@Mrkevi123]

You do know that you can pause and rewind?