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Multiple brushed DC motor controlmotors controlled by a small microcontroller

I have to control 10 brushed DC motor controlmotors from a microcontroller. I am using aan H-bridge driver for each motor which controls the speed (PWM), direction (High/Low), and enable/disable.

So, for each motor I need to use 3 pins (10 motors, 30 pins) and I just have 2 pwmPWM pins and 4 gpiosGPIO pins on my microcontrollersmicrocontroller.

Can you suggest some H-bridge driver ICs that let me control all the motors with fewer pins? It's ok to run the motors one by one i.e. at any instant, I want to run max. 2 motors.

Multiple brushed DC motor control by a small microcontroller

I have to control 10 brushed DC motor control from a microcontroller. I am using a H-bridge driver for each motor which controls the speed (PWM), direction (High/Low), and enable/disable.

So for each motor I need to use 3 pins (10 motors, 30 pins) and I just have 2 pwm pins and 4 gpios pins on my microcontrollers.

Can you suggest some H-bridge driver ICs that let me control all the motors with fewer pins? It's ok to run the motors one by one i.e. at any instant I want to run max. 2 motors.

Multiple brushed DC motors controlled by a small microcontroller

I have to control 10 brushed DC motors from a microcontroller. I am using an H-bridge driver for each motor which controls the speed (PWM), direction (High/Low), and enable/disable.

So, for each motor I need to use 3 pins (10 motors, 30 pins) and I just have 2 PWM pins and 4 GPIO pins on my microcontroller.

Can you suggest some H-bridge driver ICs that let me control all the motors with fewer pins? It's ok to run the motors one by one i.e. at any instant, I want to run max. 2 motors.

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I have to control 10 brushed DC motor control from a microcontroller. I am using a H-bridge driver for each motor which controls the speed (PWM), direction (High/Low), and enable/disable.

So for each motor I need to use 3 pins (10 motors, 30 pins) and I do notjust have that many2 pwm pins and 4 gpios pins on my microcontrollers.

Can you suggest some H-bridge driver ICs that let me control all the motors with fewer pins? It's ok to run the motors one by one i.e. at any instant I want to run max. 2 motors.

I have to control 10 brushed DC motor control from a microcontroller. I am using a H-bridge driver for each motor which controls the speed (PWM), direction (High/Low), and enable/disable.

So for each motor I need to use 3 pins (10 motors, 30 pins) and I do not have that many pins on my microcontrollers.

Can you suggest some H-bridge driver ICs that let me control all the motors with fewer pins? It's ok to run the motors one by one i.e. at any instant I want to run max. 2 motors.

I have to control 10 brushed DC motor control from a microcontroller. I am using a H-bridge driver for each motor which controls the speed (PWM), direction (High/Low), and enable/disable.

So for each motor I need to use 3 pins (10 motors, 30 pins) and I just have 2 pwm pins and 4 gpios pins on my microcontrollers.

Can you suggest some H-bridge driver ICs that let me control all the motors with fewer pins? It's ok to run the motors one by one i.e. at any instant I want to run max. 2 motors.

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I have to control 10 brushed DC motor control from a microcontroller. I am using a H-bridge driver for each motor which controls the speed (PWM), direction (High/Low), and enable/disable.

So for each motor I need to use 3 pins (10 motors, 30 pins) and I do not have that many pins on my microcontrollers.

Can you suggest some H-bridge driver ICs that let me control all the motors with fewer pins? It's ok to run the motormotors one by one i.e. at any instant I want to run max. 2 motors.

I have to control 10 brushed DC motor control from a microcontroller. I am using a H-bridge driver for each motor which controls the speed (PWM), direction (High/Low), and enable/disable.

So for each motor I need to use 3 pins (10 motors, 30 pins) and I do not have that many pins on my microcontrollers.

Can you suggest some H-bridge driver ICs that let me control all the motors with fewer pins? It's ok to run the motor one by one i.e. at any instant I want to run max. 2 motors.

I have to control 10 brushed DC motor control from a microcontroller. I am using a H-bridge driver for each motor which controls the speed (PWM), direction (High/Low), and enable/disable.

So for each motor I need to use 3 pins (10 motors, 30 pins) and I do not have that many pins on my microcontrollers.

Can you suggest some H-bridge driver ICs that let me control all the motors with fewer pins? It's ok to run the motors one by one i.e. at any instant I want to run max. 2 motors.

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