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Okay, great! Thank you very much for your help!
Would you mind telling me why the darlington pair does not seem fine in this case though? Is it because it would not provide enough current?
Hello again,
More guidance would be great!
The free current for the motor is 2.7 Amps, the stall current is 133 Amps. It's voltage will be 12V DC. The free load RPM is 5300.
The speed controller can provide a continuous current of 60 Amps, and a peak current of 100 Amps. The input voltage is...
Hello,
I am a little confused on how to control the speed and power a brushed 12V DC motor for a project. If I have a speed controller (brand: Talon) and an arduino (Uno), I can control the speed. But I would still need a way to drive the motor, right? I believe I could do this with a motor...
Hi,
I've been looking for a DC Motor part in OrCAD Cadence CIS Lite. I cannot find one anywhere. Know of any? Or, how to simulate a brushed DC Motor?
I'm trying to simulate the electronic components of a centrifuge for a school project. Thanks!
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