Hi,
I'm wanting to make a simple remote (wired) control car controlled from my laptop.
It seems like the only controllable output my laptop has is the headphone jack (the usb would obviously require some sort of micro controller)
The idea is to use 'square waves' to control two motors (left and right channels) allowing me to control the car from an audio file.
So this leads to several questions:
1. Can I actually a constant current output?
2. Would I get enough gain from a midrange audio amplifier to power a (very small) motor?
3. What other problems am I likely to face?
Cheers
I'm wanting to make a simple remote (wired) control car controlled from my laptop.
It seems like the only controllable output my laptop has is the headphone jack (the usb would obviously require some sort of micro controller)
The idea is to use 'square waves' to control two motors (left and right channels) allowing me to control the car from an audio file.
So this leads to several questions:
1. Can I actually a constant current output?
2. Would I get enough gain from a midrange audio amplifier to power a (very small) motor?
3. What other problems am I likely to face?
Cheers