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L298N MOTOR DRIVER

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

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1.

What is the purpose of an H-Bridge in motor control?

a)

To control voltage only

b)

To control motor direction by switching polarity

c)

To supply power to Arduino

d)

To measure speed

2.

PWM stands for:

a)

Pulse Wide Modulation

b)

Pulse Width Modulation

c)

Power With Modulator

d)

Programmable Wave Modulation

3.

A wider PWM duty cycle means:

a)

Lower average voltage

b)

Higher average voltage

c)

No change in speed

d)

Only direction changes

4.

The L298N motor driver can supply continuous current up to:

a)

500 mA

b)

1 A

c)

2 A

d)

5 A

5.

Which voltage range can the L298N motor output handle?

a)

1–5 V

b)

5–46 V

c)

10–24 V

d)

3–12 V

6.

The onboard regulator on the L298N module provides:

a)

3.33.3 V

b)

55 V

c)

99 V

d)

1212 V

7.

If the motor supply voltage is above 1212 V, what should be done with the jumper?

a)

Keep it in place

b)

Remove it

c)

Short it to GND

d)

Connect it to Arduino

8.

VS pin on L298N is for:

a)

Logic voltage

b)

Motor power supply

c)

PWM signal

d)

Sensor output

9.

VSS pin on L298N is used for:

a)

Motor voltage

b)

Logic supply voltage

c)

PWM output

d)

Ground only

10.

ENA and ENB pins are used to:

a)

Control motor direction only

b)

Control motor speed only

c)

Enable/disable and control speed

d)

Supply power

11.

OUT1 and OUT2 are connected to:

a)

Arduino

b)

Motor A

c)

Motor B

d)

Power source

12.

To control motor speed, ENA should be connected to a:

a)

Digital pin

b)

PWM-enabled pin

c)

Analog pin

d)

Ground

13.

IN1 = HIGH and IN2 = LOW will make the motor:

a)

Stop

b)

Rotate forward

c)

Rotate backward

d)

Vibrate

14.

Setting both IN1 and IN2 HIGH will cause the motor to:

a)

Move forward

b)

Move backward

c)

Stop

d)

Speed up

15.

IN3 = LOW and IN4 = HIGH will make the motor:

a)

Rotate backward

b)

Rotate forward

c)

Stop

d)

Overheat

16.

What common connection must Arduino and L298N share?

a)

Power supply

b)

Enable pin

c)

Ground

d)

Motor output

17.

In the tutorial example, ENB is connected to Arduino pin:

a)

3

b)

4

c)

6

d)

8

18.

IN1 and IN2 are connected to Arduino pins:

a)

5 and 4

b)

8 and 7

c)

3 and 9

d)

2 and 13

19.

OUT3 and OUT4 are used for:

a)

Motor B

b)

Motor A

c)

Logic supply

d)

PWM output

20.

How many enable pins are needed to control two motors?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

21.

A stepper motor is best used when you need:

a)

High speed

b)

Continuous rotation only

c)

Precise position control

d)

Random motion

22.

The L298N contains how many H-bridges?

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

Four

23.

Each H-bridge in a stepper motor controls:

a)

One coil

b)

Both coils

c)

Speed only

d)

Voltage only

24.

Which Arduino library is used for basic stepper motor control?

a)

Servo.h

b)

Stepper.h

c)

Motor.h

d)

Accel.h

25.

PWM signals in Arduino are generated using:

a)

digitalWrite()

b)

analogWrite()

c)

pinMode()

d)

delay()

26.

To gradually increase motor speed, you adjust the:

a)

Voltage regulator

b)

PWM duty cycle

c)

Logic pin

d)

Delay time

27.

Direction control pins in setup() are set as:

a)

INPUT

b)

OUTPUT

c)

ANALOG

d)

PWM

28.

PWM values in Arduino range from:

a)

0–100

b)

0–180

c)

0–255

d)

100–255

29.

The typical voltage drop of the L298N is about:

a)

0.50.5 V

b)

11 V

c)

22 V

d)

55 V

30.

Thermal protection in L298N will:

a)

Increase speed

b)

Shut down outputs temporarily

c)

Increase voltage

d)

Boost current