Fag

buy a decent pen

I wonder why my shitty starter kits dont use bypass caps on any IC in the lessons

*Design Note; In basically every data sheet a 0.1uF is indicated as a general rule of thumb.*
*IC 'B' uses two By-pass capacitors, a small value ceramic [0.1uF] and a larger value tantalum capacitor [2.2uF] for example.
Using two by-pass capacitors, normally a decade apart in value is called Compound By-passing.
A number of data sheet require compound by-passing on some power pins.*
**However because of pin density or lack of board space it is not always possible to comply with the data sheet.**
<http://www.interfacebus.com/Design_Capacitors.html>

wtf

It's short for

Meh who cares

Learn to draw circuits man

It's better than drawing porn

When you make a 70+ connection diagram and it's still clear and clean, it's the shit

I wish I had a nice fountain pen, then it would be perfect

thats based

im an artfag so if i start drawing my circuits on paper i'll waste a lot of time making them pretty 😄

that's pretty gay

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You are supposed to make them pretty

Me little babbies

circuit diags in oils or GTFO

Do you have an idea of how h bridges look/work?

Or in general motors?

Yeah that's the closed box

I know those grounds are where they are for a reason and theres a reason there's 4 of them and the reason isnt grounding 😄

Say one wire of the motor is A and the other is B

I A has an higher voltage than B, motore spins one way

And vice versa

Those switches do just that

The motor pins control two of those switches each

S1-4 and S2-3

Ok for now?

not S1-2 and S3-4?

Nope

to clarify, i have my motors connected this way: left pins == left motor, right pins = right motor. this is bad?

If it were the case, you would just connect vcc and ground

It's cool

Don't think about the specific ic

It's just the concept

but i could swap them 1-4 and 2-3 and it will work the same, ya?

Just reversed