H Bridge

This driver controls the direction and speed of two motors using a L298N H-Bridge circuit with PWM signals. It also manages braking functionality.

Initialization

void HbridgeInit(Pwm_ChannelType Motor1_Speed, Pwm_ChannelType Motor2_Speed, Dio_ChannelType Motor1_Forward, Dio_ChannelType Motor1_Backward, Dio_ChannelType Motor2_Forward, Dio_ChannelType Motor2_Backward);

This must be called before any other H Bridge function in your program. After initialization, the H Bridge is set to idle speed, ready to receive speed commands.

Parameters:

· Motor1_Speed & Motor2_Speed: PWM channels for controlling the speed of Motor 1 and Motor 2.

· Motor1_Forward & Motor1_Backward: Digital I/O channels for setting the direction of Motor 1.

· Motor2_Forward & Motor2_Backward: Digital I/O channels for setting the direction of Motor 2.

Setting speed

void HbridgeSetSpeed(int Speed);

This function is used for setting specific speeds. It takes integer values between -100 and 100, with -100 being full speed backward and 100 being full speed forward.

Parameters:

· Speed: An integer value between -100 and 100, where positive values indicate forward motion and negative values indicate reverse motion.

Braking

void HbridgeSetBrake(uint8 Brake);

This function allows you to override the set speed and brake the car. After braking, any calls to set the speed will not work. You must set the brake to 0 again to resume control of the motors.

Parameters:

· Brake: The car will brake if set to anything other than 0 (Ex. 1). Setting it to 0 disengages the brake and allows the car to speed up.

Parameters:

· Brake: The car will brake if set to anything other than 0 (Ex. 1). Setting it to 0 disengages the brake and allows the car to speed up.

Getting speed

int HbridgeGetSpeed(void);

This function is used to get the last speed value set.

Getting brake

uint8 HbridgeGetBrake(void);

This function is used to get the last brake value set.