R/C car - RoboRemo'd
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R/C car - RoboRemo'd
This is my build of the R/C car as described by our host.
Now fitted with ESP8266-01 WiFi module, 10A brushed ESC and a 9g servo.
The motor is the same one that it's always had.
Power is 8.4V, from 2x ex laptop 20 year old li-ions.
The reverse side of the ESP8266 has been used to mount the 3.3V regulator, 2x 2.2K resistors and 3 pin headers for ESC and servo outputs. Weight of the receiver is 3 grams.
Now fitted with ESP8266-01 WiFi module, 10A brushed ESC and a 9g servo.
The motor is the same one that it's always had.
Power is 8.4V, from 2x ex laptop 20 year old li-ions.
The reverse side of the ESP8266 has been used to mount the 3.3V regulator, 2x 2.2K resistors and 3 pin headers for ESC and servo outputs. Weight of the receiver is 3 grams.
Slider2732- Posts : 3
Join date : 2016-04-16
tut me I am Newbie
Kindly tutor me please...
I am Planning to order this.. and help me how to flash or update this...
1pc. ESP8266 ESP01
1pc. Dual H Bridge DC Motor Drive Controller Board Module - L298N D2
1pc. FTDI USB/UART
my plan is like that...
I am from ASIA which is Philippines
I am Planning to order this.. and help me how to flash or update this...
1pc. ESP8266 ESP01
1pc. Dual H Bridge DC Motor Drive Controller Board Module - L298N D2
1pc. FTDI USB/UART
my plan is like that...
I am from ASIA which is Philippines
tranqspogi- Posts : 19
Join date : 2016-05-11
Re: R/C car - RoboRemo'd
Do you want to command the Dual H Bridge from ESP? ESP01 does not have enough GPIOs for that. I recommend using HUZZAH ESP.
Re: R/C car - RoboRemo'd
Admin wrote:Do you want to command the Dual H Bridge from ESP? ESP01 does not have enough GPIOs for that. I recommend using HUZZAH ESP.
the only available here in Philippines is ESP-01 and Dual H Bridge DC Motor Drive Controller Board Module - L298N D2 is also available here...
is there any problem with that sir? my plan is to build Simple RC car just like you made.
forward/backward and left/right turn...
tranqspogi- Posts : 19
Join date : 2016-05-11
Re: R/C car - RoboRemo'd
tranqspogi wrote:Admin wrote:Do you want to command the Dual H Bridge from ESP? ESP01 does not have enough GPIOs for that. I recommend using HUZZAH ESP.
the only available here in Philippines is ESP-01 and Dual H Bridge DC Motor Drive Controller Board Module - L298N D2 is also available here...
is there any problem with that sir? my plan is to build Simple RC car just like you made.
forward/backward and left/right turn...
he modified the ESP-01 into More GPIOs
youtu.be/9RVyWZCSMtA
tranqspogi- Posts : 19
Join date : 2016-05-11
Re: R/C car - RoboRemo'd
Admin wrote:Yes, with that hack you can get more GPIOs from ESP01, I forgot about it
sir my Order will arrive tomorrow... I am an newbie in this programming. but My background is Electronics.
is that the proper to flash the esp-01?
Please guide me how to flash it. this is my first time to flash in esp-01
thanks
tranqspogi- Posts : 19
Join date : 2016-05-11
Re: R/C car - RoboRemo'd
Yes, the schematic looks OK.
Then you can follow this:
http://www.roboremo.com/flashing-nodemcu-firmware-to-esp8266.html
or use Arduino IDE with ESP8266 Addon:
https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/esp8266-thing-hookup-guide/installing-the-esp8266-arduino-addon
Then you can follow this:
http://www.roboremo.com/flashing-nodemcu-firmware-to-esp8266.html
or use Arduino IDE with ESP8266 Addon:
https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/esp8266-thing-hookup-guide/installing-the-esp8266-arduino-addon
Re: R/C car - RoboRemo'd
I will this is... if I receive my Item
tranqspogi- Posts : 19
Join date : 2016-05-11
Re: R/C car - RoboRemo'd
I receive my Package and here is the device I made
tranqspogi- Posts : 19
Join date : 2016-05-11
Re: R/C car - RoboRemo'd
its a 3.3v regulated
my next move is to build adopter with UART
my next move is to build adopter with UART
tranqspogi- Posts : 19
Join date : 2016-05-11
Re: R/C car - RoboRemo'd
may I ask sir what exact controller to be use? or do you have a DIY controller sir?
tranqspogi- Posts : 19
Join date : 2016-05-11
Re: R/C car - RoboRemo'd
sir Admin I have an Idea..... i want to convert this servo in to Electronic Speed Controller for rear motor.. so there is Forward and Reverse like what you posted in the schematic.. but the big problem is I want to upgrade the motor using old motor like
hopefully you have an Idea please share with us
hopefully you have an Idea please share with us
tranqspogi- Posts : 19
Join date : 2016-05-11
Re: R/C car - RoboRemo'd
HI,
The Electronic Speed Controller I use is similar to this one:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__6468__Turnigy_30A_BRUSHED_ESC.html
The Electronic Speed Controller I use is similar to this one:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__6468__Turnigy_30A_BRUSHED_ESC.html
Re: R/C car - RoboRemo'd
Yes,
In the video he cuts the potentiometer and connects 2 resistors instead (resistor value 2k2) so that the controller will think that the potentiometer stays always on middle value.
Then you just replace the small motor with bigger one.
Then connect the servo cable to signal, +5V and GND.
In my schematic the controller takes power from battery and generates +5V for the rest of the circuit.
In your case, you will have to use an external +5V source.
The controller from the servo PCB may burn if the motor you connect needs too much current. In this case, you may try to use a controller from a bigger servo.
In the video he cuts the potentiometer and connects 2 resistors instead (resistor value 2k2) so that the controller will think that the potentiometer stays always on middle value.
Then you just replace the small motor with bigger one.
Then connect the servo cable to signal, +5V and GND.
In my schematic the controller takes power from battery and generates +5V for the rest of the circuit.
In your case, you will have to use an external +5V source.
The controller from the servo PCB may burn if the motor you connect needs too much current. In this case, you may try to use a controller from a bigger servo.
Re: R/C car - RoboRemo'd
that's my plan bigger servo..
for the meantime
I already built DIY ESC (for Function: Forward and Reverse)
in just the pulse of GPIO0
if you see the layout "PULSE HERE" instead of GPIO2 you change into GPIO0
in the center of TIP41 we will find the Two Sockets.. and the the Motor to be place.
my DIY 3.3v regulator
for ESP socket with circuit
under of coupler i forgot to mention Jumper between ground and coupler
for those beginners who dont have ESC you can apply these 3 layout...
goodluck guys
for the meantime
I already built DIY ESC (for Function: Forward and Reverse)
in just the pulse of GPIO0
if you see the layout "PULSE HERE" instead of GPIO2 you change into GPIO0
in the center of TIP41 we will find the Two Sockets.. and the the Motor to be place.
my DIY 3.3v regulator
for ESP socket with circuit
under of coupler i forgot to mention Jumper between ground and coupler
for those beginners who dont have ESC you can apply these 3 layout...
goodluck guys
tranqspogi- Posts : 19
Join date : 2016-05-11
Re: R/C car - RoboRemo'd
Hello, tranqspogi! Thank You for your suggestion of low cost self made motor controller (ESC). Do you have this circuit drawing, or maybe a web link, where I could see it? Thanks in advance!
Juris- Posts : 3
Join date : 2016-08-03
Re: R/C car - RoboRemo'd
I will answer myself here
I made a circuit drawing from PCB that tranqspogi posted.
I hope I did it right, will try to assemble and test it.
Circuit:
P.S.: image updated, there was an error. It is corrected.
I made a circuit drawing from PCB that tranqspogi posted.
I hope I did it right, will try to assemble and test it.
Circuit:
P.S.: image updated, there was an error. It is corrected.
Juris- Posts : 3
Join date : 2016-08-03
Re: R/C car - RoboRemo'd
Wow, that circuit with CD4017 seems very ingenious. I'm not sure how it processes the PWM input, but if it works, that is very nice circuit
Re: R/C car - RoboRemo'd
To be honest, I am not sure, how this speed controller is supposed to work. Maybe author tranqspogi can tell us a theoretical principle, how this CD4017 diagram works? Quick search in Web did not give me answers.
Juris- Posts : 3
Join date : 2016-08-03
Re: R/C car - RoboRemo'd
Hi Juris
How did your project end up. Successful ?
Cahrles
How did your project end up. Successful ?
Cahrles
sswcharlie- Posts : 21
Join date : 2018-03-03
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