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mstechca · 10th January 2006, 03:54 AM

If you can build an H-bridge-circuit, you got motor control.

zefiris2K5 · 10th January 2006, 04:45 AM

Is it? to continue, it seems the discussion is off topic. I think to start new thread after I became clear with my idea (maybe posting it with block diagram). BTW if I don't need to use oscillator, what else you suggesting? Anyway, thanks for the help....

audioguru · 10th January 2006, 01:21 PM

You want one motor to control the speed of another motor?
Then you need the speeds of the motors to be sync'd. You can use a tachometer circuit from the 1st motor to control a speed control circuit for the 2nd motor.

An oscillator and regulator have nothing to do with it.

audioguru · 10th January 2006, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Ron H

AG, that's a low-distortion, half-wave oscillator. :wink:

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Originally Posted by audioguru

Excellent! :lol:
TI sell ICs. They want you to make two circuits for each oscillator, one for each half of the sine-wave.

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Originally Posted by Ron H

:lol: :lol: :lol:

TI was hoping you would ask. They want you to use one of their very expensive DSP chips to glue the two halves of the sinewave together. :lol:

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10th January 2006, 03:54 AM	(permalink)
mstechca	If you can build an H-bridge-circuit, you got motor control. __________________ -=: The best low-priced components to troubleshoot with are the speaker and the LED :=-

10th January 2006, 04:45 AM	(permalink)
zefiris2K5	Is it? to continue, it seems the discussion is off topic. I think to start new thread after I became clear with my idea (maybe posting it with block diagram). BTW if I don't need to use oscillator, what else you suggesting? Anyway, thanks for the help.... __________________ don\'t flame me.....I\'m just newbie...

10th January 2006, 01:21 PM	(permalink)
audioguru	You want one motor to control the speed of another motor? Then you need the speeds of the motors to be sync'd. You can use a tachometer circuit from the 1st motor to control a speed control circuit for the 2nd motor. An oscillator and regulator have nothing to do with it. __________________ Uncle $crooge