This document outlines the process for controlling a DC motor and stepper motor based on light dependent resistor (LDR) sensor readings. If LDR1 detects more light than LDR2, relay the DC motor to direction A. If LDR1 detects less light than LDR2, relay the DC motor to direction B. If LDR3 detects more light than LDR4, relay the stepper motor forward. If LDR3 detects less light than LDR4, relay the stepper motor in reverse.
This document outlines the process for controlling a DC motor and stepper motor based on light dependent resistor (LDR) sensor readings. If LDR1 detects more light than LDR2, relay the DC motor to direction A. If LDR1 detects less light than LDR2, relay the DC motor to direction B. If LDR3 detects more light than LDR4, relay the stepper motor forward. If LDR3 detects less light than LDR4, relay the stepper motor in reverse.
This document outlines the process for controlling a DC motor and stepper motor based on light dependent resistor (LDR) sensor readings. If LDR1 detects more light than LDR2, relay the DC motor to direction A. If LDR1 detects less light than LDR2, relay the DC motor to direction B. If LDR3 detects more light than LDR4, relay the stepper motor forward. If LDR3 detects less light than LDR4, relay the stepper motor in reverse.
This document outlines the process for controlling a DC motor and stepper motor based on light dependent resistor (LDR) sensor readings. If LDR1 detects more light than LDR2, relay the DC motor to direction A. If LDR1 detects less light than LDR2, relay the DC motor to direction B. If LDR3 detects more light than LDR4, relay the stepper motor forward. If LDR3 detects less light than LDR4, relay the stepper motor in reverse.