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| Hi everyone, for first i'm sorry for my bad english and for my low knowloedge.... I need an help, because i have to control this motor: D.C. PERMANENT MAGNET MOTOR CLASS F 230 V 225 W 2150 RPM I want to control it with a SAFE elettronic circuit, someone can help me? Where can i search in the web for a schematics? Thank you very much. | |
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| Do you call 230V DC a safe thing? There are many circuits available for 12V DC and so and you can modify their power stage to suit your requirement but 230V DC is too dangerous than 230V AC. Be careful while experimenting. Try this circuit, its an open loop controller. http://www.solorb.com/elect/solarcirc/pwm1/index.html http://www.solorb.com/elect/solarcirc/pwm2/ You'll have to put a high voltage/current MOSFET.
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| For "SAFE" I mean to have something that works good. I understand that 230V DC isn't safe, but i have a 220 DC motor to control.... Do you advise a SCR driver? | |
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| Hi Jumbolino, Do you mean a light dimmer switch? They are for AC, you might be able to run one through a bridge rectifier to the motor, assuming its run from the AC mains. The packaging will usually say its not meant for inductive loads, so you may find it wont cope. Make sure that the unit is properly earthed, don't rely on "double insulation". An AC electric shock can hurt, but a DC electric shock can 'grab' and make it difficult to let go, so take care. Regards, John | |
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