The discussion revolves around a motor connected to a microcontroller (MCU) via an H-bridge that stops rotating after a few minutes of operation. Participants explore potential reasons for the motor's failure to operate continuously and seek to identify solutions.
Participants generally agree that more information is needed to diagnose the issue effectively. However, there are differing opinions on the potential causes and solutions, and the discussion remains unresolved.
Participants express uncertainty about the specific conditions under which the motor stops, including the need for details on the circuit design and software implementation. There are also assumptions regarding the motor's operational conditions that have not been clarified.
This discussion may be of interest to individuals working with motor control systems, particularly those involving microcontrollers and H-bridge circuits, as well as those troubleshooting similar issues in robotics.
skeptic2 said:What are all the reasons you know of that are not causing it to stop?
skeptic2 said:What are all the reasons you know of that are not causing it to stop?
Integral said:We have absolutely zero knowledge of what you are doing other from what you tell us. You have told us nothing that would enable us to help you.
Excuse me, but this thread is reserved for clairvoyants and psychics. We don't need schematics or information about the problem.hisham.i said:share your schematic and software, maybe you are not switching the h-bridge correctly.