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Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Thursday, September 6, 2007
WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROLLED ROBOT
This circuit is used for level 2 robotics games, where in, the robotic car is controlled by a WIRELESS REMOTE. Unlike normal wireless remote controlled robots, this circuit will not be affected by any kind of INTERFERENCE due to the use of 8-bit addressing mode.

The circuit for reciever is :
The rest of the part remains same as that of wired robot
REQUIREMENTS:
4 motors (350 rpm)
2 DPDT Switches
Connecting wires
IC HT12E
IC HT12D
Robot chassis
Rechargeable 12V battery
9V battery
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
The main part is motor driving circuit which will
The circuit for transmitter is :
The circuit for reciever is :
Thursday, August 23, 2007
Basic Wired Robot
A Basic Wired Robot is the first project this is done by any person who has a like for electronics.
I am posting a simple way to create a wired robot.
REQUIREMENTS:
4 geared motors (preferably 350rpm)
connecting wires
chassis
2 DPDT switches
voltage source(depending upon motor specifications)
METHOD:
Connect the DPDT switch, voltage source & motor as shown
This ckt. will reverse your motor
Similarly, make the ckt with the remaining DPDT switch & 1 motor with same voltage source connected in parallel.
Now, connect 2 remaining motors to the above each of the motors in parallel.
Mount the 4 motors on the chassis such that the motors connected in parallel are on same side of the chassis.
VOILA!! There you have your first robot ready to go.
I am posting a simple way to create a wired robot.
REQUIREMENTS:
4 geared motors (preferably 350rpm)
connecting wires
chassis
2 DPDT switches
voltage source(depending upon motor specifications)
METHOD:
Connect the DPDT switch, voltage source & motor as shown
Similarly, make the ckt with the remaining DPDT switch & 1 motor with same voltage source connected in parallel.
Now, connect 2 remaining motors to the above each of the motors in parallel.
Mount the 4 motors on the chassis such that the motors connected in parallel are on same side of the chassis.
VOILA!! There you have your first robot ready to go.
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