Principle design and analysis of motor control circuit composed of single chip microcomputer and L293

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This is a motion control system for a wheeled robot based on a 51 single-chip microcomputer.

I have found a lot of information on the Internet, but none of them are very complete. The one I uploaded is my circuit, which uses the old chip L293, and the main control chip is a 51 single-chip microcomputer. This circuit uses an optocoupler to isolate the motor ground and power ground, and also uses a 74HC04 as an inverter to facilitate programming. The circuit diagram is very simple, but no one has done it so comprehensively. Without further ado, here is the picture.

Motor control circuit composed of single chip microcomputer and L293

Motor control circuit composed of single chip microcomputer and L293

I won't talk about the microcontroller part. The BD1 and other components used in the L293 part are magnetic beads, which are used to achieve single-point grounding and power isolation. Those IN4007s are freewheeling diodes. There are not many capacitive filter capacitors.

Below is the pin control table of L293:

Motor control circuit composed of single chip microcomputer and L293

Motor control circuit composed of single chip microcomputer and L293


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