DIY ! Smartphone Controller Car !
by diyprojectslab in Circuits > Robots
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DIY ! Smartphone Controller Car !
Hii Dear Friend's !!
I hope you are fine... 👌
Today I wiil Show You How To Make Smart Car
It can move forward and backward, left and right, change its speed, turn on / off front lights and also it can horn.
This is a quite simple design robot you can easily build it...
So Lets Start ):
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Supplies
Parts Required:-
Arduino Uno R3
Acrylic Sheet
DC Motor and Wheel ×4
Motor Driver L293D
Bluetooth module HC-05
Li-ion battery 18650 x
2LEDs
Buzzer
Jumper Wire
First Connect the Wires to the Motor
First you have to connect the wires to all the motors
Now Fix All the Motors on the Chassis
Now, if you buy a chassis or are made by yourself, then you fix all 4 motors on it by glue gun or with double sided tape.
Take Out All the Wires on Top of the Chassis
Now pull all 4 wires upwards as shown in the photo.
Attach the Wheel to All Motors
Put The all Wheel In Motor
As shown in the Picture
Now Fix the Arduino on the Board With Double Sided Tape
Now You Fix the Motor Driver on the Arduino
Now fix the motor driver that you have on top of the arduino.
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Attach the Motor Cable in Motor Driver
HC05 Blutooth Module
HC‐05 module is an easy to use Bluetooth SPP (Serial Port Protocol) module,designed for transparent wireless serial connection setup. ... This serial port bluetooth module is fully qualified Bluetooth V2. 0+EDR (Enhanced Data Rate) 3Mbps Modulation with complete 2.4GHz radio transceiver and baseband.
Connect Blutooth Module in Arduino
Connections
Bluetooth Module Arduino Uno
Vcc 5v
GND GND
RX TX
TX RX
Mount the Blutooth Module
Mount Led and Buzzer in the Chasis and Connect to the Arduino
Led Pin To Arduino pin 7
Buzzer Pin To Arduino pin 6
Battery With Holder Mount Battery in Holder
Programming
Complete👌👌
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