So, further to the previous post earlier. I made a quick video showing the motor and code in action. Paper is on just to make it easier to see the motor moving.

Video

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#DCMotor,#Arduino,#Demonstration

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Just been looking at the Arduino Motor shield. First off I found some example code along with the all important motor shield library which can be found here

The library is compressed, so once downloaded, I used the Arduino IDE tool to prepare the library software so it can be used.

The video below just shows how to do this. You still need to include the library in your sketch code with:-

#include <AFMotor.h>

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I just found this, a way to connect the DC Motors we have at STEM group to some Lego, to make cases.

Could be useful.

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#DCMotor,#Lego,#Case

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