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name: "Ramón de León" | ||
slack_handle: "Ramón de León" | ||
github_handle: "@ramondeleonca" | ||
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# MechaController | ||
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<!-- Describe your board in 2-3 sentences. What are you making? What will it do? --> | ||
MechaController is a 8 in 1 brushed motor driver and ESP32 breakout board. MechaController was built for use in the MechaLeague Robotics Competition, | ||
simplifying the use of multiple motors with the robot controller (ESP32) | ||
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$79.59 | ||
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For some introduction: MechaLeague is a small competition me and my friends decided to start, based around mecanum Arduino RC cars that we basically turn into | ||
small pick and place machines, their goal each season is to move game pieces from one side to their teams side. The original chassis was based around an Arduino UNO | ||
and an L293D driver shield but there were some problems: it could only drive 4 motors (chassis only) there were only 2 PWM ports left, doesnt support WiFi UDP communication, | ||
and so on and so forth... thats why I decided to use an ESP32 as the approved Robot Controller and decided to build this board around it, having 8 ports, enough for the drivetrain | ||
and at least 2 mechanisms, only using 2 pins on the ESP32 for I2C (multiple boards could be daisy chained together in the future) (same bus can be used for multiple devices) |
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