This circuit is designed to control a pair of motors with wheels using an ESP8266 NodeMCU microcontroller and an L298N DC motor driver. An inductive sensor is included to provide feedback to the microcontroller, which can be used for various purposes such as detecting metallic objects or measuring rotational speed. The motors are powered by a 12V battery, which also supplies power to the motor driver. The ESP8266 NodeMCU interfaces with the motor driver to control the speed and direction of the motors and reads the signal from the inductive sensor.
vcc
, GND
Signal
, VCC
, GND
D0
, D1
, D2
, D3
, D4
, 3V3
, GND
, D5
, D6
, D7
, D8
, RX
, TX
, A0
, RSV
, SD3
, SD2
, SD1
, CMD
, SD0
, CLK
, EN
, RST
, VIN
OUT1
, OUT2
, 12V
, GND
, 5V
, OUT3
, OUT4
, 5V-ENA-JMP-I
, 5V-ENA-JMP-O
, +5V-J1
, +5V-J2
, ENA
, IN1
, IN2
, IN3
, IN4
, ENB
+
, -
OUT2
and OUT4
of the L298N DC motor driver.OUT1
and OUT3
of the L298N DC motor driver.A0
on the ESP8266 NodeMCU.3V3
on the ESP8266 NodeMCU.GND
on the ESP8266 NodeMCU.ENA
on the L298N DC motor driver.IN1
on the L298N DC motor driver.IN2
on the L298N DC motor driver.IN3
on the L298N DC motor driver.IN4
on the L298N DC motor driver.ENB
on the L298N DC motor driver.VCC
on the Inductive Sensor.Signal
on the Inductive Sensor.motor and wheels
.motor and wheels
.D0
and D5
).D1
, D2
, D3
, D4
).+
of the 12V battery.12V
on the L298N DC motor driver.Since no code was provided in the input, this section is left blank. When code is available, it should be documented here with explanations of how the microcontroller interfaces with the other components, including the motor driver and the inductive sensor. The code would typically include setup routines, main control loops, interrupt service routines, and any necessary functions to read from or write to the connected components.