Features:
- Model: D2-1
 
- Name: D2-1 Intelligent Tracking Car DIY Kit
 
- PCB Size: 105 × 72 × 1.6 mm
 
- Installation Size: 105 × 85 × 46 mm
 
- Operating Voltage: 3V
 
- No Programming Required — Purely solder-and-assemble for quick results
 
How It Works:
The car uses a photoresistor to detect differences in light reflectivity from the track (black vs. white surfaces). Based on sensor input, it controls the motors to follow the black path. A red LED on the PCB activates when black is detected, helping guide the car along its route.
Working Principle:
- Infrared sensors detect line contrast
 
- Photoresistors sense light intensity
 
- Motors adjust based on voltage comparator feedback
 
- No coding needed; logic is hardwired via circuits
 
Schematic:

Assembly Instructions:
- Circuit Assembly:
- Solder all resistors first (start with the lowest height)
 
- Observe polarity for capacitors, transistors, LEDs
 
- Verify orientation for all polarized components
 
 
- Mechanical Assembly:
- Mount the universal wheel and battery holder
 
- Connect motors, install wheels, and attach tires
 
 
- Optoelectronic Components:
- Install photoresistors and LEDs approximately 5mm from ground
 
 
- Testing & Debugging:
- Insert 2 AA batteries
 
- Test sensor reactions to light/dark paths
 
- Reverse motor wiring if car moves in the wrong direction
 
 
 
 
 
         
Features:
- Model: D2-1
 
- Name: D2-1 Intelligent Tracking Car DIY Kit
 
- PCB Size: 105 × 72 × 1.6 mm
 
- Installation Size: 105 × 85 × 46 mm
 
- Operating Voltage: 3V
 
- No Programming Required — Purely solder-and-assemble for quick results
 
How It Works:
The car uses a photoresistor to detect differences in light reflectivity from the track (black vs. white surfaces). Based on sensor input, it controls the motors to follow the black path. A red LED on the PCB activates when black is detected, helping guide the car along its route.
Working Principle:
- Infrared sensors detect line contrast
 
- Photoresistors sense light intensity
 
- Motors adjust based on voltage comparator feedback
 
- No coding needed; logic is hardwired via circuits
 
Schematic:

Assembly Instructions:
- Circuit Assembly:
- Solder all resistors first (start with the lowest height)
 
- Observe polarity for capacitors, transistors, LEDs
 
- Verify orientation for all polarized components
 
 
- Mechanical Assembly:
- Mount the universal wheel and battery holder
 
- Connect motors, install wheels, and attach tires
 
 
- Optoelectronic Components:
- Install photoresistors and LEDs approximately 5mm from ground
 
 
- Testing & Debugging:
- Insert 2 AA batteries
 
- Test sensor reactions to light/dark paths
 
- Reverse motor wiring if car moves in the wrong direction