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Sunday, September 12, 2004

Homemade motor controller


We used a PIC from Microchip to communicate with the Korebot over the I2C bus, and generate PWM to an H-bridge and control speed of motors. It's written in C. I love those microcontrollers.

posted by Eric at 11:50 PM

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