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Motor driver circuit for 4 wire DC motor

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Hi Everybody!
How can I drive this 4 wire dc motor?
Please help me...
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Can you post the text printed on the label or any other ID.

It is probably two wires for the field coil and two wires for the armature.
Measure the resistance across each pair (should read open circuit if not a pair).

The higher resistance is probably the field coil(s) and the lower resistance (and noisier if you rotate shaft) should be the armature.

Just because it's DC most people assume it has a permanent magnet, but not always as I suspect is the case here.
 

It is probably two wires for the field coil and two wires for the armature.
Possible but rather unlikely for a small DC motor. I guess it's a PMDC motor with tacho generator.
 
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@FVM, yes, think you are correct, just realised how small it is!
 

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