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LabDCMotorH-BridgeSwitch_schem

Schematic drawing of an Arduino and switch. The switch is attached to the +5 volt output of the Arduino. The switch's other pin is connected to digital pin 2. A 10-kilohm resistor is also connected to pin 2 on one side, and to ground on the other.

Schematic Diagram of a switch attached to an Arduino as a digital input

Posted on August 31, 2014August 24, 2018 Full size 326 × 415

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Published inLab: DC Motor Control Using an H-Bridge
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