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SIK_circuit12_motorSpin by SparkFun SIK Examples

This circuit demonstrates how to control a simple motor using analogWrite().
This example requires that you drive your motor using a switching transistor. The Arduino is only capable of sourcing about 40 mA of current per pin and a motor requires upwards of 150 mA. ####Wiring Diagram ![enter link description here](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sparkfun/Fritzing_Parts/master/kits/12060_sfe_inventors_kit_with_redboard_v32/sik_redboard_circuit_12.png)

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