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    Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Jamshoro

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    This project report describes controlling the direction of a DC motor using an Arduino UNO board. A group of 5 students designed a circuit using an L298N H-bridge integrated circuit to change the direction of current in the DC motor. The Arduino board is programmed to rotate the motor clockwise for 3 seconds, stop for 1 second, then rotate counterclockwise for 3 seconds in an infinite loop. This allows the user to control the direction of the DC motor depending on their needs. The main components are an L298N IC, Arduino UNO, mini DC motor, 9V battery, and connecting wires. The IC changes the current direction under signals from the Arduino to control motor rotation direction.

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    Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Jamshoro

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    This project report describes controlling the direction of a DC motor using an Arduino UNO board. A group of 5 students designed a circuit using an L298N H-bridge integrated circuit to change the direction of current in the DC motor. The Arduino board is programmed to rotate the motor clockwise for 3 seconds, stop for 1 second, then rotate counterclockwise for 3 seconds in an infinite loop. This allows the user to control the direction of the DC motor depending on their needs. The main components are an L298N IC, Arduino UNO, mini DC motor, 9V battery, and connecting wires. The IC changes the current direction under signals from the Arduino to control motor rotation direction.

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    This project report describes controlling the direction of a DC motor using an Arduino UNO board. A group of 5 students designed a circuit using an L298N H-bridge integrated circuit to change the direction of current in the DC motor. The Arduino board is programmed to rotate the motor clockwise for 3 seconds, stop for 1 second, then rotate counterclockwise for 3 seconds in an infinite loop. This allows the user to control the direction of the DC motor depending on their needs. The main components are an L298N IC, Arduino UNO, mini DC motor, 9V battery, and connecting wires. The IC changes the current direction under signals from the Arduino to control motor rotation direction.

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    Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Jamshoro

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    This project report describes controlling the direction of a DC motor using an Arduino UNO board. A group of 5 students designed a circuit using an L298N H-bridge integrated circuit to change the direction of current in the DC motor. The Arduino board is programmed to rotate the motor clockwise for 3 seconds, stop for 1 second, then rotate counterclockwise for 3 seconds in an infinite loop. This allows the user to control the direction of the DC motor depending on their needs. The main components are an L298N IC, Arduino UNO, mini DC motor, 9V battery, and connecting wires. The IC changes the current direction under signals from the Arduino to control motor rotation direction.

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    Mehran University of Engineering and

    Technology Jamshoro

    Department of Electrical Engineering

    A Project Report on
    Controlling the direction of DC motor using Arduino UNO

    Group Members:

    1. SHAHZAIB AWAN F16EL 04


    2. BHAWANI F16EL 18
    3. MUHAMMAD AAMIR F16EL 27
    4. AWAIS AHMED F16EL 46
    5. NAVEED AHMED F16EL 51

    Submitted to: Professor Dr. Mukhtiar Ahmed Maher


    for Academic year 2019.
    CONTAINS:
    Abstract

    Basics of Electrical Engineering have the main part of DC Motor: construction, control, modification,
    function, and this project of our deals with the control. Although control is larger part of DC motor
    and needs more and intense attention so, for the sack of simplicity we will be only dealing with
    direction. As the name reflects, this project will control the direction of DC motor. Depending on the
    user how s/he requires the motor to rotate.

    Introduction

    DC motor is the most common machine in engineering works and controlling the direction and speed of
    DC motor is one of the major subjects in many engineering disciplines, in our advance electrical
    machine’s project we will be controlling only the direction. The motor we are using is simple 5v DC
    Motor, this motor is commonly found from small kids toys to advance engineering projects. We know
    when applying a specific voltage to the dc motor it rotates and when we invert the voltage leads and
    connect to the motor now it will rotate in the opposite direction. This simple task is performed by the
    L298n Bridge IC with Arduino UNO. The Arduino board here is supplied with 9v Battery

    Components

    1. L 298N Bridge IC
    2. Arduino UNO board
    3. DC Motor (Mini)
    4. 9v battery supply
    5. Connecting wires

    The bridge commonly called H Bridge IC L298N, an Arduino a processing element, a 9v battery
    supply and few jumpers for connection. After the correct connection we have uploaded the
    code in Arduino UNO with our necessity.
    Project Circuit and Working

    To control the direction of DC motor we have used the referred circuit, here you can see that the arduio
    is supplied with 9v batry and connected to the IC, and motor is connected to IC. The Arduino is
    programmed in the way that it will rotate the motor first in clockwise direction for 3 seconds and then
    stop for 1 second again rotate in counter clock wise for 3 second and stop for 1 second and so on. This
    instruction is for infinite time, as we have used the loop in our Arduino IDE program.

    The IC in the circuit is actually a H bridge, as we know that the direction of the motor is depends on the
    direction of current in it. This IC in our circuit is changing the direction of the current in response to the
    signal of Arduino UNO

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