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i am taking part in linefollower robotics event.
i made my robot and its working properly but problem is that
i used 100rpm stepper motor and during turn to left or right there is some delay and during turn it also take some time so overall delay is more, so i want to increase speed of robot.
can any new suggestion to increase speed?
can i use DC motor to increase it?

andani.prashant@gmail.com
Asked By: ANDANI PRASHANT
3 months ago
 
 
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can you elaborate more on what are you using like which micro controller, motor controller and the circuit detail’s

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i am using 8051 controller and i put some delay between general motion and for turn.

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this depend’s upon arena if it has sharp turn’s dc motor’s will not be preferable but though you can use it by some change’s in circuit

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ok
ya problem is only during turn during normal way its run fast but in turn it lstt its speed and its take more time.

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Have you ever heard of Fuzzy logic and did you incorperate this into your design if so can we see a flow chart

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You can use an ordinary motor I think what i would have done is use servo,s myself and PWM to control motor speed thats a suggestion

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This will also help you Good reading this very usefull

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thank you
but i made my robot using 8051 controller and you sent file is pic controller
but i will try to learn servo motor from that

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No worries welcome !!

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