Noobtronics Tutorial: Controlling a DC Motor with Raspberry Pi

[@KyleBurrissTheMagnificent]

Dude, why did you stop producing videos? 5 years on, and this little vid is still tutoring the masses. Thanks

[@Franks3Dshop]

For other viewers, PWM = Pulse Width Modulation sending pulses of different length to speed up or down the motor in this case, really helpfull.

[@vladislavjanecek3017]

Hi, I think you did a great job with your tutorials!!!! Why there is no new video?

[@tojotaco3822]

this is gonna sound a bit crazy, but even thought I followed to code exactly, the motor doesn't stop at all. any ideas?

[@Franks3Dshop]

Hi, I think that a stepper motor would be more appropriate for the Follow Focus application, it as constant troque at any speed even at a still. But PWM is a good application for LEDs, Lights.

[@fringedynamics9731]

Of course, plus a stepper would also allow you to save focus positions to memory and switch between them accurately. Although a brushless servo would probably be ideal if you want to capture in-camera audio.

[@louislane318]

Do you have any sources on using the raspberry pi gpiozero library with esc and brushless motor

[@shiitarou933]

Which Pins on the H bridge did you connect to the Raspberry Pi? Was ist In1 and In2?

[@Steveiisler]

duuuuude thanks a lot ı love u 🥰

[@tonynsx]

Would this work with ESP32 and micro python?

[@faisalyousfani5450]

My GPIO pins are not controlled i mean thats not giving me output. i installed wiringpi and GPIO is imported and already installed in my pi but still not getting output from my pi

[@ManofPirate]

you sound like your doing the accent of the guy who does the voice 'so you wanna be a wise guy eh?'

[@harpermartin7813]

Great video! God bless. Always remember that Jesus Christ loves you and is Savior!