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| New Member | :arrow: i am in need of a ckt of current booster which is capable of boost-up current from 6mA to 600mA (approx). actually i need it to drive a dc motor on it which takes max current abt 500mA. thanx for helping to a newbie |
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| Experienced Member | From what voltage to what voltage? |
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| Experienced Member | Dear, i think u need to control the speed of a motor. Is it right ? if yes you should look for a vaiable speed driver for this. Please tell if this is the case, i can help you. If its just a matter or turning on and off the motor, i could not understand why u r asking to boost the current. please tell in detail, u will be helped by others. Sajjad |
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| Experienced Member | I guess he wants to build a robot and needs circuit that could switch 500mA load (DC motor) on and off using current signal that cannot exceed few mA. You could try to use transistor. Note thta in order to reduce power disipaion on transistor you need to ensure it operates as switch (saturetad when on). Unfortunatelly gain is usually low (ca. 10-30). So 600mA/20=30mA (just an estimate), which is 5 times more than 6mA you are looking for. In other words you will need to use a darlingon transistor. Make sure to use current limiting resistor in base circuit of the transistor. If you plan on using microcontroller with 5V output, you would need something like (5V-2*.65V)/6mA = 617 Ohm or get nearest value such as 560 or 680 Ohm depending on gain (amplification factor) of your transistor. |
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| Experienced Member | What kind of battery are you using? The ordinary 4cm X 2cm 9 volt will not supply that amount of current very long.
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