Motor Shield V2 with 4 DC motors circuit in proteus

Motor Shield V2 with 4 DC motors circuit in proteus

In this article we will learn how to make Motor Shield V2 with 4 DC motors circuit in proteus.
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Components:

1. Arduino UNO
2. IC (PCA9685)
3. IC (TB6612)
4. DC motors
5. Servo motor
6. Resistors
7. Push button
8. LED
9. Jumper wires

Construction…

• Connect SCL pin of IC (PCA9685) with D19 pin of Arduino
• Connect SDA pin of IC (PCA) with D18 pin of Arduino
• Connect pin 23 & 25 with each other and then connect them with GND
• Connect A0 pin of IC with VCC terminal
• Connect A1 pin of IC with VCC terminal
• Connect A2 pin of IC with VCC terminal
• Connect A3 pin of IC with VCC terminal
• Connect A4 pin of IC with VCC terminal
• Connect A5 pin of IC with VCC terminal
• Connect all GND terminals with common and then give –ve
• Connect +ve terminal of servo motor with +ve
• Connect –ve terminal of servo motor with GND
• Connect signal terminal of servo motor with D10 pin of Arduino
• Connect +ve terminal of 2^nd servo motor with +ve
• Connect –ve terminal of 2^nd servo motor with GND
• Connect signal terminal of 2^nd servo motor with D9 pin of Arduino
• Connect pin 19 & 20 of IC (TB6612) with each other and then give +ve
• Connect GND pin of IC with GND
• Connect VM1, VM2, VM3 of both ICs with each other and then connect them with +ve
• Connect pin 1 & 2 of 1^st IC (TB6612) with one side of 1^st DC motor
• Connect 2^nd side of 1^st DC motor with pin 5 & 6 of 1^st IC
• Connect pin 3, 4, 9, 10 of 1^st IC with GND
• Connect pin 7 & 8 of 1^st IC with one side of 2^nd DC motor
• Connect 2^nd side of 2^nd DC motor with pin 11 & 12 of IC
• Connect pin 1 & 2 of 2^nd IC (TB6612) with one side of 3^rd DC motor
• Connect 2^nd side of 3^rd DC motor with pin 5 & 6 of 2^nd IC
• Connect pin 3, 4, 9, 10 of 2^nd IC with GND
• Connect pin 7 & 8 of 2^nd IC with one side of 4^th DC motor
• Connect 2^nd side of 3^rd DC motor with pin 11 & 12 of 2^nd IC

Working…

The Motor Shield V2 is a motor driver board designed for use with Arduino boards. It’s specifically designed for controlling DC motors and other high-current devices. To control four DC motors using the Motor Shield V2, you’ll need to wire and code your setup properly

Applications…

1. Robotics
2. Remote-Controlled Vehicles
3. Home Automation
4. Camera Slider
5. Science and Education

Advantages…

1. Ease of Use
2. Versatility
3. Direction Control
4. Current Sensing
5. Cost-Efficiency