In this tutorial, we will connect the rear car motor to the driver. You remember the PCB Terminals? The cables from the motors should be connected to two of those PCB Terminals.
Here we list all the software that you are going to need in this course. You may install it all at once, or one tool per week.
These are 3D building instructions on how to connect a diode directly to the batteries and turn it on.
After we've placed the Motor Driver, the Raspberry Pi and all the other elements it is time we close the car.
In many tasks and challenges students will have to upload a picture to the platform as a form of validation that they've completed the tasks.
We have the L298N Motor Driver. Rear motors are connected to the driver. Now it is time to connect the Raspberry Pi. The Raspberry Pi will control the motor driver and from there the car motors.
Where should the controller be placed? Inside the car? Outside the car. On the rooftop. On the front, or on the back. It all depends on the car that you have. You should connect the motor driver to the controller so this decision is important.
Rear motor to Motor driver - Checked. Motor Driver to the controller - Checked. We are ready to launch. It is time we use the phone app to control the Remote Control Car. For now, we would control just the rear motor.
