

This circuit integrates an Arduino UNO microcontroller with an L298N DC motor driver to control two hobby motors. Additionally, an ADXXL335 accelerometer is connected to the Arduino to provide motion feedback. The system is powered by a 12V battery, which supplies power to the motor driver and, through a voltage regulator, to the Arduino. The Arduino controls the motor driver using digital output pins, and it reads the accelerometer data through analog input pins.
5V connected to ADXXL335 VCCGND connected to ADXXL335 GND and L298N GNDVin connected to L298N 5VA0 connected to ADXXL335 X-OUTA1 connected to ADXXL335 Y-OUTD2 connected to L298N IN1D3 connected to L298N IN2D4 connected to L298N IN3D5 connected to L298N IN4GND connected to Battery (-) and Arduino UNO GND5V connected to Arduino UNO Vin12V connected to Battery (+)IN1 to IN4 controlled by Arduino UNO digital pins D2 to D5OUT1 and OUT2 connected to one Motor Amarillo GND and vcc respectivelyOUT3 and OUT4 connected to the other Motor Amarillo GND and vcc respectivelyvcc connected to L298N OUT2, GND to OUT1vcc connected to L298N OUT4, GND to OUT3(+) connected to L298N 12V(-) connected to L298N GNDVCC connected to Arduino UNO 5VGND connected to Arduino UNO GNDX-OUT connected to Arduino UNO A0Y-OUT connected to Arduino UNO A1void setup() {
// put your setup code here, to run once:
}
void loop() {
// put your main code here, to run repeatedly:
}
Note: The provided code is a template and does not include specific functionality. It should be populated with the setup and loop routines required to initialize the pins and manage the motor driver and accelerometer.
The code documentation is minimal as the provided code is only a template. Further implementation details should be added as the code is developed.