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Clap circuit for DC motor

I want to make a clap circuit . When i clap two times it need to rotate dc motor in one direction for 10-15s and then stop and when i again clap two times it need to move in other direction 10-15s and then stop and every next time i clap two times it need to move in other direction than it was before. I have found this: http://www.electronicecircuits.com/...ckwise-anticlockwise-control-h-bridge-circuit . And for a clap circuit i don't know, i have found this: http://www.electronicshub.org/9-way-clap-switch-circuit/ (I don't know if i am allowed to post links from other sites, if not you can delete it, and i will post only a pictures), but if it's possible to run it only with arduino that would be great. Can i somehow make it work only with Arduino without this circuit for dc motor? Can you tell me what is the easiest way to make this work?
 

CDRIVE

Hauling 10' pipe on a Trek Shift3
An Arduino will make your project easier but I would swap the transistors in the H-Bridge circuit. That circuit uses an Emitter Follower configuration. I would put the PNP's where the NPN's are and put the NPN's where the PNP's are. This way you can control it from the 5V output levels of your Arduino I/O pins.

I haven't given that H-Bridge a close look so resistor values will probably change when you do this. On that note you can purchase or extract H-Bridge chips from old VCR's.

Chris
 
So it would be possible to done this with a mic,arduino and h-bridge? I forget to mention i need to control 12-24v 1A . Would L298N be good as a H-bridge?
 

CDRIVE

Hauling 10' pipe on a Trek Shift3
I skimmed through the datasheet specs. It says that it's TTL compatable, which doesn't necessarily translate to uC compatible but unless I missed something I'd have to say yes. That said check out Ebay to see if you can find an H-Bridge in module form. It will save you PCB work.

Chris
 
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