Arduino Motor Control Car

 Arduino Motor Control Car Using L293H Bridge



//This will run only one time.


void steup ()

{

    pinMode (3, OUTPUT);

    pinMode (4, OUTPUT);

    pinMode (5, OUTPUT);

    Serial.begin (9600)

}

void loop()

{

    int reading = analogRead(A0);

    Serial.println (reading);

    int output = reading/100;

    digitalWrite (3, HIGH);

    digitalWrite (4, LOW);

    digitalWrite (5, output);

    delay (2000);

}

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