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#1 21679589 27 Apr 2018 17:01

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I wanted to control the motor driver with raspberry pi but by using the reference instructable Some cause I have to face is that, after following the instructions when I am trying to drive the motor, there is no change takes place as well as IC LM293D was getting overheated
Your Update on issue will be appreciated Thank You
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