Hi guys. Hope this is the correct place for thread.
I want to control a dc motor by using an Arduino.
What I don't know is whether the H-bridge will be able to handle the current? I'm taking a 12V cordless ryobi drill apart and that motor needs to be controlled. At this moment im thinking of using a L293D H-Bridge IC.
The other thing that bothers me is the 12v battery pack that comes with the drill controls the motor just fine, but using a 7.2ah 12V battery just makes it do nothing. Is the 7.2ah too much?
I want to control a dc motor by using an Arduino.
What I don't know is whether the H-bridge will be able to handle the current? I'm taking a 12V cordless ryobi drill apart and that motor needs to be controlled. At this moment im thinking of using a L293D H-Bridge IC.
The other thing that bothers me is the 12v battery pack that comes with the drill controls the motor just fine, but using a 7.2ah 12V battery just makes it do nothing. Is the 7.2ah too much?