but motor doesn't work
btw when i disconnected 9v battery from scheme, and measured it whith multimeter it showed 8.2 V but before I connected the battery it showed 9.3 V
what is the reason?
thx so far
That's normal for a 9V battery. The voltage will decrease as you use up the battery energy.
Once you reach about 7V, it'a considered almost dead.
Also, your 9V battery may not be able to supply enough current to run the motor.
4 AA is much bettor.
Your diagram looks correct but I can't see if you made a wiring error on the breadboard.
Are you sure it is a L293D an not a plain L293
about what type of microscheme I'm not sure and how to check don't know either
but when i checked pins whith multimeter it didn't show any dialing between vcc and ground pins
@robot0889
Set your power supply to 6V and connect it to Pin 8 of the L293D and GND
Disconnect the motor and measure the voltage on Pin 8 it should be 6V.
If not, then you have a wiring error or the L293D is bad
If everything is as you show in post#1 except for using a 6V power supply, then it should work.
Recheck your wiring.
Sometimes the breadboard connections are bad.
Try moving the L293D to a different place on the breadboard and try again
If it still does not work, then the L293D must be bad
man it really worked up!!!!
I remembered that recently bought dc motor control driver and pulled up microscheme from it and inserted into the board and now it is rotating)))))))))))
thanks a ton!!!!!!!!!!