Remote car

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I am building a two wheels car that is controlled by my smart phone using bluetooth module and i power this project by 9V battery my proplem is when i power it only arduino and motor driver work while the bluetooth module and the motor does not work i tested every part Separately and every part worked but when i mix them all they do not work does this mean that the voltage is not enough or is this because something wrong in the code but i do trust it is about the voltage as my 9V battery died after i had done few Experiences so i hopr you can help me

this is my code:

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char data = 0; //Variable for storing data

int RMA = 8; int RMB = 9; int LMA = 10; int LMB = 11;

void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); //Sets the data rate in bits per second (baud) for serial data transmission pinMode(8, OUTPUT); pinMode(9, OUTPUT); pinMode(10, OUTPUT); pinMode(11, OUTPUT); } void loop() { if (Serial.available() > 0) { data = Serial.read(); //Read the incoming data and store it into variable data Serial.print(data); //Print Value of data in Serial monitor Serial.print("\n"); //New line

if (data == 'S') stop_();

else if (data == 'F') forward_();

else if (data == 'B') backward_();

else if (data == 'L') left_180();

else if (data == 'R') right_180();

else if (data == 'G') forwardLeft();

else if (data == 'I') forwardRight();

else if (data == 'H') backwardLeft();

else if (data == 'J') backwardRight(); } }

void stop_() { Serial.print("STOP"); digitalWrite(LMA, LOW); digitalWrite(LMB, LOW); digitalWrite(RMA, LOW); digitalWrite(RMB, LOW); }

void forward_() { Serial.print("FORWARD"); digitalWrite(LMA, HIGH); digitalWrite(LMB, LOW); digitalWrite(RMA, HIGH); digitalWrite(RMB, LOW); }

void backward_() { Serial.print("BACKWARD"); digitalWrite(LMA, LOW); digitalWrite(LMB, HIGH); digitalWrite(RMA, LOW); digitalWrite(RMB, HIGH); }

void left_180() { Serial.print("LEFT 180"); digitalWrite(LMA, LOW); digitalWrite(LMB, HIGH); digitalWrite(RMA, HIGH); digitalWrite(RMB, LOW); }

void right_180() { Serial.print("RIGHT 180"); digitalWrite(LMA, HIGH); digitalWrite(LMB, LOW); digitalWrite(RMA, LOW); digitalWrite(RMB, HIGH); }

void forwardLeft() { Serial.print("FORWARD - LEFT"); digitalWrite(LMA, LOW); digitalWrite(LMB, LOW); digitalWrite(RMA, HIGH); digitalWrite(RMB, LOW); }

void forwardRight() { Serial.print("FORWARD - RIGHT"); digitalWrite(LMA, HIGH); digitalWrite(LMB, LOW); digitalWrite(RMA, LOW); digitalWrite(RMB, LOW); }

void backwardLeft() { Serial.print("BACKWARD - LEFT"); digitalWrite(LMA, LO digitalWrite(LMB, LOW); digitalWrite(RMA, LOW); digitalWrite(RMB, HIGH); }

void backwardRight() { Serial.print("BACKWARD - RIGHT"); digitalWrite(LMA, LOW); digitalWrite(LMB, HIGH); digitalWrite(RMA, LOW); digitalWrite(RMB, LOW); }

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This question seems to be hardware related. Please post a complete schematic diagram showing exactly what components you have used, and exactly how they are connected together.

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i power this project by 9V battery

I think you may have answered your own question.

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