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DC motor problem

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Nayyi

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Good day! I have a probem with regards on controlling dc motors using potentiometers and general purpose transistor(PN2222). What I want to come up with is a motor controlled by a LDR that when detects light reverses its rotation.....:(
 
I guess everyone here will have problems trying to help you. Please post the voltage and current demands for your motor.

That makes it much easier to work out a solution for you.
 
uhm the dc motor i will be using runs in 6v input, but i dont know its ampere rating, how sad T-T waaaa
 
You need to do some research (beginning with the motor current). From your previous posts it appears that this isn't easy for you, but it is essential.
 
Nayyi said:
uhm the dc motor i will be using runs in 6v input, but i dont know its ampere rating, how sad T-T waaaa
You can easilly measure it with a multimeter.

The chances are your transistor is too small to power the motor, you're much better off using a power transistor like the TIP32 or a power MOSFET like the IRF540.
 
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