Your channel is severely underrated, you explain things very concisely, as someone with very little knowledge of electronics, I appreciate your work.

wow this guy is brutally descriptive, I love this channel already i wish i could give this video a 1000 likes. now i understand what is PWM. this video hit the spot on my quest for knowledge. Keep making videos like this, i have subscribed.

I've watched and learned so much for your channel. Have been coding and working on hardware projects for a few years now, and still find my way back here. You rock.

Nicely done. Very easy to understand and follow your sketches. You have a rare ability to explain the concepts in an easy to understand way without talking down to your audience. Thank you and hope to see much more.

Absolutely outstanding video! you didn't skip any detail while keeping it professionally presented. Thank you so much for this

I'm in love with that workshop. It is very well organized.

You are the best instructional video maker on the internet. Believe me, I've looked. You are truly a treasure.

definitely the best Arduino learning channel for the novice like myself

I liked this project. I'm working as an English teacher in Moscow and some 12 to 16 y.os have no interest in learning English. Then neither did I at that age. Some of them are very bright and they start getting physics in school at about 13 So I want to teach them how to build a whole series of simple electric motors. This will be the perfect way to introduce them to the Arduino!!!

This channel turned to be my favourite in a couple of hours. Thank you!

Your videos are outstanding and greatly appreciated, especially to a newbie like me. My original intent was to build the robot following your “Build a Robot” series but up to video #5 I realized it was somewhat more than I could do, so I’ve opted to learn and build from your individual robot videos (baby steps). I am familiar with ac electrical power which helps when working with dc. I’ve built a few of your examples, following the instructions, including all on this video, using the Arduino and motor controller and none of them functioned initially. Reading the comments from your other followers made me believe it was something I was doing wrong. I purchased all the same equipment and followed your instructions (I think). But this actually turned out to be a blessing. I was forced to read and learn about Arduinos, motors, motor controllers, etc. and not just piece pieces of equipment together and copy code. For instance, in this video with regards to using a joystick. Following your instructions, I was able to get motor B to turn in one direction, nothing else. Moving the enable pin for motor A to #2 on the Arduino and the data pins to #6 and 7, then updating the code, everything is functioning fine. Having to make these adjustments I hope is not a result of me doing something incorrectly as far as your instructions. (Maybe the equipment is not created equal?)

Great video!! I recently did a project during my EE degree, I struggled a lot to learn all this on my own, I hope this video can help any colleague in the field in the future. Hugs from Brazil

2nd time i end up on your channel, 2nd time i'm impressed by the quality and clarity of the information. nice work!

great video as usual. love the way you systematically divide larger projects up into functional nibblets and then concisely and clearly communicate them with sufficiently high production value. keep it up !!

i'm a newbie here, this movie makes a lot of sense and very interesting. you did a good job sir thank you.

One of the best channels on Arduino and electronics. Congratulations!

To skip values < 9, you can speed=map(speedStick, 0 1023, -247, 247); the same as below, and analogWrite (enable 8+abs(speed));

This channel has got some serious potential to get alot of subscribers! Please make more videos! Subbed

This video is so informative, you need nothing else but this to understand how to use different motor drivers

This is the explanation I have been looking for. You covered all the little details thoroughly enough to give a newbie like the confidence to get started. I'm so happy I found your channel.

Hello Dronebot Worshop. Informative, interesting and well delivered. I think you have a potentially large audience of people like me who may not have an electronics or programming background but who are interested in learning about arduino, raspberry pi, ect. Thank you for the video, hope to watch more from you soon.

Excellent explanation, organised and great presentation skills. You deserve a huge following, keep it up please it is greatly appreciated!

Where have you been in my entire arduino experience(almost 2 yrs)!! lol i have been trying to figure out how to drive 2 motors with 2 joysticks individually for a tank build and you helped me figure it out from watching your demos and codes!!! Thank you so much and please keep the videos coming. Liked and Subscribed.

Do you know I can't understand english from foreigner..... But your speaking is toooooo clear so I understood all of your statement..... Very very thank you.... Awesome... 😊😊😊😊

Very nice workshop and explaination too. As a beginner I found this very helpful...

Wow what a clean workbench! Good video.

Excellent content. Clear, accurate & understandable and the website is superb. I looked at another "popular" channel first and it was rambling nonsense and rubish code. This is the one to follow. Subbed.

This is my favorite Arduino channel. Thank you from Australia.

This is a very informative video!! Great for anyone looking to get started with Arduino.

Thanks! I'm learning this so I can build a arduino controlled wheelchair for my grand monther.

Really thank you sir, I was not knowing all this until it got watched this. Thank again!!

You are the best Sir. Cannot find Videos that explain it better.

You did a great job I'm very impressed with your explanation I've learned a lot thank you very much you may you you made it slow enough that I could keep up but fast enough where I didn't get bored thanks

Thanks for this valuable tutorial. Obrigado, aprendi facilmente com sua explicação!

You are just awesome. No words can describe how good this video is.! Thank you. You helped me a lot

As always, your videos are THE BEST VIDEOS about arduino in the youtube congratulations! Best regards!

Personally, I prefer soldering my DIP components myself, but that's just a matter of taste. Sometimes I'm lazy and just plug a Nano. map() is overkill when converting a 1024 values range into a 256 values range, "div 4" is not as bad, but still excessive, and [0-1023] is definitely a multiple of [0-255]. The shortest way of dividing by 4 (integer division) is simply to shift the bits right by 2 positions (shr 2, or >>2). Also, you prefer using 511 as the middle of the interval [0-1023] because it's the end of the first half of the interval, not 512 which is the "0" of the second half. But as you say, the joystick's center is not that precise, you don't care too much. How about a "center" function? The test for the joystick position ("margin") is pointless, because you also have a test for minimum speed before sending the analogWrite() commands, so you're basically doing twice the same thing. The command from the joystick EITHER changes direction OR goes forward or backwards. Not very practical... Therefore, you only want shr 1 (a shorthand for div 2), and subtract 256 to it, giving you 2 values (H and V) in the interval [-256 ; +255]. A test on bit 15 (shr 15 gives 1 for negative numbers) gives the sign in each direction (the 10-bit [0-1023] value is converted into a 16 bit value when you store it into an int) so it's pretty easy to get the direction to send into the H-bridge without cascading the if()s. Anyway, if() is just a waste of resources when you can use a and(0xff) to force a [0;255] range. Also, on demo2(), a linear for() loop with a constant delay is definitely not right for an acceleration or deceleration, that's simple physics. You wouldn't do that in the real world. I know, on such a "project", you have used only a tiny part of the memory for code and variables, you don't care too much about code speed anyway, thus all of the above may sound excessive ranting, but the goal is to get proper techniques rather than trying to find the quickest way to build an example application, right?

I just realized the intro music is the same as the one for Hermitcraft Recap

i started quarantine ripping apart solar lights from the dollar store. Now I have a robot thanks to this video and more.

Excellent video on how a motor driver works. Good job!

why do you need a motor driver?

Hey there , I'm new in robotics programming, this video helped me lot.This is one of the best video amongst alI which I saw yet. Salute for your great work. May Almighty bless you..Please keep it up.Thx

i love seeing the joy in someone's face when they create something. excellent stuff!

I think what genuinely matters is the knowledge to be understood, that is what is crucial, you can be bombarded with so much technical jargon, and end up having no real understanding of what you are involved in. I think that watching valuable videos, which have a concrete outcome are essential to draw skill and understanding from. But also being attentive, focused and taking important notes, when watching videos, and above all OBSERVATION of what is one doing when engaged in electronic arduino projects. And self taught commitment to grow/learn and become a competent builder of electronic arduino projects. By reading diagrams, books, practical experimentations.

It sounds exciting to me I really understand all I need in just 40 min it was so fabulous and productive to me to understand you I never understand like that from the instructors in the university their explanation is sucks Thank you again and have a great day!

Tutorials without the reality TV drama!! Well done mate, subscribed!!! Keep them coming!! Thank you for sharing

Your VDO is fantastic. It is richness of both important knowledge about motor and Arduino. I love your video. I watched it 2 times. Thanks a lot.

Great video that focuses specifically on the board and PWM pins. Thank you.

Your channel is one of my favorite, awesome explanation; clean and precise as always. Thank you.

Professional, well organized , awesome. This video tought me more about DC motors and controlling them than my university did. Thank you !

I was watching this video and after a few minutes I fell asleep. Almost instantly, I started dreaming. In that dream, I saw my dog standing next to my sister. Somehow, this man's voice got implemented in that dream and was coming out of my dog's mouth. So, my dog was explaining to my sister how DC motors work. I was watching that scene from aside and got attacked by some nasty flying insects. While I was trying to defend myself from those insects, my dog made an instrument which emitted frequency that made insects turn into zombie-like humans. I will never watch this man's videos before sleep, and that's for sure! Leaving that beside, this video is really good and helped me a lot to understand this topic better. Thanks!

I want a workshop like yours so bad, lol. Thanks for the video, helped a lot.

The best electronics information source out there by margins. It's not even fair to the rest of them.

Thank you very much. Great tutorial. Respect from Azerbaijan.

Excellent video I’m 38 and trying to learn this stuff... thank you!!! Beautiful shop setup as well

Once again you explain every step in an easy to follow way - thank you

Bill... your channel is so incredible inspiring... and not only in electronics...

Very nice, clean, and organized shop. Love the parts drawers

You sir, have the tidiest workshop I have every seen, I totally wish I could have something like that setup but I bet it took years to perfect! Great job with the video!

Great Video mate! I've been through many other tutorials regarding the same topic but none was as informative and understandable as yours is. Keep more coming, Thanks! Subscribed!

this is the best L298N tutporial on youtube. thanks you a loooooooooooot

Thank you. I am just starting a project which will involve moving a subject's head while maintaining his cornea in contact with a goniolens. This is going to involve several steppers and this has really contributed to a good start for me.

professionally presented is the word I was looking for. highly respectful presenter also. well-done.

Dude has the cleanest workshop I've ever seen. Great content. I've subscribed. Looking forward to binge watching the rest!

Your tutorials are simply the best

Best video on arduino controlled car I have seen thus far.

The best tutorial for Arduino..... The shop is fantastic..... And i would like you to make more videos on raspberry Pi

Very vivid and wonderful explanation even a noob can understand...Thank you for this...

Very good. awesome video. It was the first time for me to see a such a discriptive man. He is a wonderful guy.

Ive been starting to learn arduino and been watching vids about it, what others do is show the schematics and sketch, not telling why and how it really works! I feel like i've learned quite a bit because of this vid, and will surely watch you other tutorials! Thank you and more power to your channel! SUBSCRIBED!!

Thank you very much, English is not my language, but it speaks so clearly, that I asked to understand it with my basic English, besides that it explains very well

nice video, every time i'm saying in my head "i wont finish your video because it's too long" but it's very nice video every time, well explain

Maybe the best intro to motor control that I've ever found. Thank you. Subscribed.

Thanks man. I’m learning a lot from you! I’m going to rewatch

Thanks for all the great videos. Greetings from Sweden

Outstanding video and very well explained. Will be experimenting with H-Bridge over the weekend.

This is one of the most informative videos I have seen on the web. Also same goes for your blog. Thank you very much for sharing this much information.

Thanks from France for this super high quality tutorial ! It helps me a lot for a school project because i'm a beginner in Arduino using !

this is my new favourite channel!

Keep up your good work, you are one of my favorite tutors. 99% of your projects have worked for me.

Thanks, exactly what i needed for my automatic chicken coop door. No one else can explain the function of just reversing the polarity

Superb video and the web page tutorial is outstanding! Thanks so much!

Perfect! I was looking for some excellent Arduino projects along with explanations and you sir have delivered! THANK YOU!

Great video and explination of the l298 h-bridge driver. I want my son to watch this great video with excelent arduino tutorial. People interested in basic robotics should seriously considder your well thought out couse here. What an organised mind! Thanks.

This is an awesome video, very descriptive at the right pace, and has consolodated lots of knowledge I've found scattered around other videos in one nice 30min package. Thanks again, been making notes through out ;)

I am very passionate about arduino projects, I have quiet a few arduino kits at my disposal, I have a number of different components, including controller, sensor parts, add on shields, I would like to get started building finalized projects, I would like to say there is nothing better than building projects with a intended outcome, and learning all the important parts of configurating, assembly , connecting . Thank you.

Ty for your time and experience. I am having a lot of fun building the actual robot with you. You always make it look Easy lol

You never disappoint, awesome stuff.Thanks, so much-loved

I really like your presentation method. Really clear, nice pace, nice images of pinouts and such

thank in advance to the organizer, it is really useful for me. You explain in the way the easy to understand.

thank you so much for this video. you make the best robotics videos on youtube

Really appreciate the breakdown and setup of the h-bridge board

Sir you're just great im seriously just inspired by your explanation you just detail each and every procedure with absolute knowledge which is just great of you.I have watched almost every videos of your channel which is very knowledgable. Just carry on your great work THUMBS UP definitely.

WOW that switching cameras is doing my head in.

Incredible informative workshop from a very patient, clear and pedagogically valuable teacher. Just great. Many Thanks.

If I havew problem with ESP32/8266/Uno/Mega I first check this channel. Bravo.

Fantastic presentation. Your step-by-step explanation is very comprehensive and clear. I am a novice in electronics and programming, so your tutorial will help me out with the future project that I plan to make. Thank you. 😃

Some kind of fun. I've seen many good video's on using the Arduino but this was a great practical application. Glad I found your channel.

Wow. . .what a great video!! The link to this is a definite keeper.

What an excellent video, I couldn't ask for clearer explanations.