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beaglebone-blue with NodeMCU #20

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kevin-armel opened this issue Mar 29, 2019 · 3 comments
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beaglebone-blue with NodeMCU #20

kevin-armel opened this issue Mar 29, 2019 · 3 comments

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@kevin-armel
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Hello, I am an electronics enthusiast, I start with a beaglebone-blue . I would like to run two DC motors with a NodeMCU motor shield, but I can't connect my beaglebone to the shield. I can't find the right GPIO to connect the two.
@jadonk
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jadonk commented Jun 3, 2019

But, BeagleBone Blue has 4 motor drivers built in? Why do you want to use the NodeMCU motor shield?

Using the PWM outputs along with signals from the GPIO header would make it possible to use external drivers, but, again, why?

@FPSychotic
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Maybe are big motors

@kevin-armel
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thank's for your answers.
I finally finded solution by using BB Blue's PWM outputs

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