DC Motor Control and Interfacing with Raspberry Pi Pico Using MicroPython

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Explore the world of PWM and DC motor control with Raspberry Pi Pico through MicroPython programming. Learn about motor characteristics, H-Bridge configurations, bidirectional motor control, pulse width modulation, and transistor connections for efficient motor operation.

  • DC Motor
  • Raspberry Pi
  • MicroPython
  • PWM Control
  • Motor Interfacing

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  1. Chapter 11: PWM and DC Motor Control Raspberry Pi Pico Interfacing and Programming with MicroPython www.MicroDigitalEd.com

  2. Figure 11-1: DCMotor Rotation (Permanent Magnet Field)

  3. Table 11-1: Selected DC Motor Characteristics (http://www.Jameco.com) Part No. 154915CP 154923CP 177498CP 181411CP Nominal Volts 3 V 3 V 4.5 V 5 V Volt Range 1.5 3 V 1.5 3 V 3 14 V 3 14 V Current 0.070 A 0.240 A 0.150 A 0.470 A RPM 5,200 16,000 10,300 10,000 Torque 4.0 g-cm 8.3 g-cm 33.3 g-cm 18.8 g-cm

  4. Figure 11-2: H-Bridge Motor Configuration

  5. Figure 11-3: H-Bridge Motor Clockwise Configuration

  6. Figure 11-4: H-Bridge Motor Counterclockwise Configuration

  7. Figure 11-5: H-Bridge in an Invalid Configuration

  8. Figure 11-5: H-Bridge in an Invalid Configuration Motor Operation SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 Off Open Closed Open Open Open Open Open Closed Clockwise Counterclockwise Open Closed Closed Open Invalid Closed Closed Closed Closed

  9. Figure 11-6: Bidirectional Motor Control Using an L298 Chip

  10. Figure 11-7: Pulse Width Modulation Comparison

  11. Figure 11-8: DCMotor Connection Using a Darlington Transistor

  12. Figure 11-9: DCMotor Connection Using a MOSFET Transistor

  13. Figure 11-10: H-bridge Driver TB6612FNG Block Diagram

  14. Figure 11-11: H-bridge Driver TB6612FNG Connection

  15. Figure 11-12: Servomotor Control

  16. Figure 11-13: Pico Board to Servomotor Connection

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