Robot without motor driver

Hi LMR,

I would like to know whether it is possible to run two motors without an motor driver ,because i have an microcontroller

who only gives the motors 50 mA and thats not enough. Maybe with a Transistor circuit which increases the engines.

I also build one,but it would be nice to hear your comments.

Search this site for

Search this site for h-bridge matrix and you will find a collection of circuits for home-built h-bridges.

If you only need your motor to spin one direction, you could just use a portion of the h-bridge circuit. In other words, not an h-bridge, but the transitors identified in these examples might be good choices for you, as would the use of flyback diodes, etc.

You can also drive a motor in one direction using some transistors, and reverse the direction using a relay controlled by another microcontroller output. Some more searches on this site may yield some useful examples. 

you can use two high gain

you can use two high gain transistors… thats it… thats how I use it too, but you will have only forward direction, no reverse

thanks

first of all, thanks for the tips,

i have decided to make a motor driver , but if i don’t get it,i’ll buy some motor driver ics. :smiley:

And djhesit8? Did you use the transistors for your line-follower robot?

I also checked the side where you got the circuit.  Its a very good circuit i think,because i also build and tested it.

yeah thats ok… I don’t

yeah thats ok… I don’t need to brake in our type of competition… here are no 90 graded angle turns just curves… this is nice… if you want I could help you with the circuit :wink: just PM me :slight_smile: