So you need:
-Four DC motors using PWM.
-Four H-Bridges
-1 Signal going to all four motors' H-Bridges
-One Servo.
-1 servo signal
-A remote that generates:
-A PWM signal to drive the motors
-A PWM signal to drive the servo
I can afford to use motor controller. See i`m not experienced. I'm new to this. but have attended a workshop on robotics for autonomous line follower robot. still not much knowledge in electronics part of it.
my four motors shall be controlled by one signal coz all have to go forward or all backward. and one another motor to turn the front wheels.
my idea is that for one particular signal of the remote, the 4 motors must be operated in some voltage(say 6V), then for the next signal the motors should be supplied 12V. I think that the 6V and 12V change can be created by varying the Vss (pin 16) of the motor controller IC. So likewise a speed control could be introduced.
though i have this idea, i dont know much about how to implement this, so help me with that.
I have not much time, just two more weeks. It is almost time.
You need all of that hardware, the code to go along with it, and on top of that, it needs to be transmitted using an RF frequency?
You have no knowledge of programming? No knowledge of how any of the hardware required works? And, 12 days to pull this off?
Man up, tell the professor you bit off more than you could chew, cut your losses and come up with another project, and maybe you will have a decent submission.
Sorry to be so pessimisto, but this unrealistic, at best. What exactly is your major?
If you didn't choose the project and were assigned it....
How could a professor assign you a project of this complexity with your lack of knowledge?