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- Jan 1, 1970
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Hi there,
Apologies in advance if I didn't pick quite the right newsgroups to
post this in. I'm a total newbie to PIC use in robotics or motor
actuation, however I'm very familiar with embedded development concepts
(Assembly on embedded M68K FPGA, etc). I'm very familiar with
languages like C, Assembly, and Basic. What I want to do is drive a
12V DC motor based on several sensor inputs. When sensor inputs
change, I want the motor to spin in the opposite direction from last
time. The logic would be very simple, and I need the hardware to be as
compact as possible. We're talking drive currents in the neighborhood
of several amps. Where do you suggest I start (buying hardware,
learning resources, etc)? Thanks in advance for all suggestions!
Apologies in advance if I didn't pick quite the right newsgroups to
post this in. I'm a total newbie to PIC use in robotics or motor
actuation, however I'm very familiar with embedded development concepts
(Assembly on embedded M68K FPGA, etc). I'm very familiar with
languages like C, Assembly, and Basic. What I want to do is drive a
12V DC motor based on several sensor inputs. When sensor inputs
change, I want the motor to spin in the opposite direction from last
time. The logic would be very simple, and I need the hardware to be as
compact as possible. We're talking drive currents in the neighborhood
of several amps. Where do you suggest I start (buying hardware,
learning resources, etc)? Thanks in advance for all suggestions!