L298N Motor Control
in this video today I speak of L298N module, also known as L298N DualFull-Bridge Motor Driver.
It is a module based on the integrated precisely L298, mainly used to drive motors, relays, solenoids, and stepper motors. In some configurations, you can see the powerful LEDs or LED strip command. Except if you want to drive a stepper motor (we shall see in a future article), the two outputs can be controlled independently.
A brief description to tell you that it is composed of two side connectors that attach the engines (or loads in general), and front connectors which connect power and logic connections capable of driving loads. More techniques to tell you that the module can operate with voltages from 5 to 35 volts and provide current 2A per output. The L298N module also presents a gem quite useful in certain cases, when powered at 12 volts, from the power connector, in the + 5v output matching it is possible to withdraw a regulated voltage to 5 volts to feed a possible Arduino or other components of the project . To enable this feature left in place the jumperino present behind the power connectors, but if our form is fed with voltages greater than 12 volts this jumper must be removed to prevent it being damaged the voltage regulator 5 volts.
In the experiment today I will consider only one exit (Output A of the photo), because the intention is to fly a single engine, but as you can well see, the use of L298N module is extremely simple that a comandarne the second involves nothing complicated, if not add some code in more
https://goo.gl/photos/WNtX7tUNLgLNPN14A link project
link sketch https://goo.gl/photos/BH3K9qRhGrnjsd4L8