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Wiring Connections
- Power Supply:
- Connect to: VCC pin on the driver board.
- Pin Layout:
- VCC: Connect to the positive terminal of the power supply (4.5V to 13.5V DC).
- GND: Connect to the ground of the power supply.
- Step 1: Connect the VCC pin to the positive terminal of your power supply.
- Step 2: Connect the GND pin to the ground of your power supply.
- Motor Connections:
- Connect to: Motor terminals.
- Pin Layout:
- M1A and M1B: Connect to the terminals of Motor 1.
- M2A and M2B: Connect to the terminals of Motor 2.
- Step 3: Connect the M1A and M1B pins to the terminals of Motor 1.
- Step 4: Connect the M2A and M2B pins to the terminals of Motor 2.
- Control Inputs:
- Connect to: Microcontroller or control system.
- Pin Layout:
- PWM1 and PWM2: Connect to PWM outputs of the microcontroller for speed control.
- AIN1, AIN2, BIN1, BIN2: Connect to digital outputs of the microcontroller for direction control.
- Step 5: Connect the PWM1 and PWM2 pins to PWM outputs from your microcontroller.
- Step 6: Connect AIN1, AIN2, BIN1, and BIN2 pins to digital output pins for controlling the direction.
Power
- Voltage Requirement: Operates within 4.5V to 13.5V DC.
- Current Draw: 1A continuous per channel, up to 2A peak.
- Power Source: Can be powered by a regulated DC power supply or battery within the specified voltage range.
Input and Output
- Input:
- Power Supply: Provides the necessary voltage to drive the motors.
- Control Signals: PWM signals for speed and digital signals for direction.
- Output:
- Motor Drive: Drives two DC motors according to the control signals.
Physical Characteristics
- Material: made from PCB (Printed Circuit Board) material.
- Size: Compact dimensions of about 25mm x 20mm x 10mm.
- Weight: Lightweight, around 10-15 grams.
- Mounting: Usually has mounting holes for easy attachment to the chassis.
Technical Specifications
- Driver Chip: TB6612FNG, a dual H-bridge motor driver.
- Current Rating: 1A continuous current per channel, 2A peak.
- Voltage Range: 4.5V to 13.5V DC.
- Control Method: PWM for speed, digital signals for direction.
- Protection Features: Includes thermal shutdown and overcurrent protection.
Additional Features
- Thermal Protection: Prevents damage from overheating.
- Overcurrent Protection: Shields the driver from excessive current draw.
- Compact and Efficient: Provides efficient motor control in a small package.
- Versatile Control: Compatible with various microcontrollers for easy integration.
How to Use
- Connect the Power:
- Step 1: Attach the positive terminal of your power supply to the VCC pin on the motor driver.
- Step 2: Connect the ground of your power supply to the GND pin on the driver.
- Connect the Motors:
- Step 3: Wire Motor 1 to the M1A and M1B pins.
- Step 4: Wire Motor 2 to the M2A and M2B pins.
- Set Up Control Signals:
- Step 5: Connect the PWM1 and PWM2 pins to PWM outputs on your microcontroller.
- Step 6: Connect the AIN1, AIN2, BIN1, and BIN2 pins to digital outputs for controlling direction.
- Program the Controller:
- Step 7: Write or upload code to control the speed and direction of the motors using the PWM and direction pins.
- Test and Adjust:
- Step 8: Power on the system and test motor operations.
- Step 9: Adjust the control signals as needed to achieve desired motor performance.
The Dual TB6612FNG Motor Driver provides reliable and efficient control of two DC motors, making it a suitable choice for various robotic and automation applications. Its compact design, built-in protection features, and versatile control options make it a valuable component for your projects.
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