4 motors 4 dof arduino
So my problem is that I have a diagram on 3 motors and I would like to put on 4 motors but how to do it thank you
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so the thing to remember is that they have no clue how to do this. so the diagram is usless to start from.
So haveing said that Im assuming your wanting to use 4 of the same motor, and 4 of the same type of motor drivers.
now what your wanting is mor or lell to reproduce what they did but add another morot?
@DaDev thank you I have 4 24v 250w motors, I have 2 24v 25Amp 600w power supplies and 4 bts7960 43a to make a 3 dof simracing but I am stuck is that this model for the connections, here is my question for 4 motors in arduino shema thank you
So you should be able to use pins 12 and 13 for the one added motor. And a3 for the last pot...
But fyi its NOT safe to conect the power supplies like that. Its your choice if u want to but I caution to never leave the plugged in if no one is home.
@DavidSim just so u understand. The power supplis your useing are known for burning houses down. And you have 4 of the. And you are useing them improperly Thai increases the odds immensely.
@DaDev Oops, you're scaring me 😱 because others use it without any problem, I'm going to follow your recommendation, what do you advise me instead of the bts7960 43a? thank you
So you need a single power supply with a lot of amps so eack one is 24v 20a. Is that right?
Its the power supplus that's the issue..
@DavidSim do you drive a car?
@DaDev Yes, I have two 25 amp 600W power supplies because the four motors each use 250W. it's for a dynamic simulator
What kind of food do you need? Thank you.
BOSYTRO Power Supply Adapter https://a.co/d/8l9GMbq
BOSYTRO Power Supply Adapter
Output voltage: 24V (Constant pressure non-adjustable)
Current range (electric current): 0 to 50A
Rated power: 1200W
Input voltage: AC110V/220V (85-145V /185-265V)
Please switch the appropriate voltage before use
Opening difference: +/-1%.
Efficiency: 80%.
Frequency is: 50-60Hz
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Ok so get a single 24v 50a power supply.
Now imagine u was driving a car. And a friend was driving a car.
You have a single trailer u both need to pull.
You bothe chain up to the one retailer to pull it at the same time..
How hard do u think it will be for you both in seperate cars to be able to distribute that load perfectly evenly while pulling that trailer?
BOSYTRO Power Supply Adapter https://a.co/d/geyzODs
BOSYTRO Power Supply Adapter
Output voltage: 24V (Constant pressure non-adjustable)
Current range (electric current): 0 to 62.5A
Rated power: 1500W
Input voltage: AC110V/220V (85-145V /185-265V)
Please switch the appropriate voltage before use
Opening difference: +/-1%.
Efficiency: 80%.
Frequency is: 50-60H...
@DaDev So if I understand correctly, it is better to have a large 1200w or 1500w power supply than two 600w power supplies, is that right? Thanks
Just like the two cars. Instead have a single large truck.. WAY BETTER.
Now if you share the code some one will be able to assist you with that also. By the time your power supply gets here you will have some code to test out.
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ok I took the 1500w 62 amp a big thank you for your help @DaDev
Sure now imo you should be on track.
@DaDev unable to copy code
Ok so tell us very clearly whay you want this to do. Fill out this form in your thread here.
Moment....
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@DaDev Which Arduino board can I use to control 4 motors? Thanks.
Well you could use a uno i think. But we would again need to know what your wanting to do. Thus why fill in that fotm
@DaDev Hello, he told me yesterday that the Arduino Uno that I have is possible for my 4 motors, as it can only do 3 🤔 Oh yes, a 1500W power supply is enough? Thank you, have a nice day