Hi all!,
I'm very much so a beginner among the world of small electrics, EVERYDAY I LEARN SOMETHING NEW AND SOMETIMES ITS ALL JUST TO CONFUSING AND FARE TO MUCH INFORMATION TO UNDERSTAND AND TAKE IN....

So I thought id just ask someone here and hopefully someone can shed some light on my best options!
Below I have copied & pasted the specifications which "JAYCAR" provides on there website about a DC electric motor I bought in store.... I hope the specifics i supplied just below are adequate for someone to be able to find a solution for my problem.....

Standard (High Power) D.C. Motors 9700 RPM
YM2776 RRP $14.95

Astonishing speed and power from these compact ferrite magnet types. All units feature hard steel drive shafts, long life design and are built in an ISO 9002 quality environment.

• Operating Range (V) 6-18


No load
• Voltage (V): 12
• Speed (rpm) 9700
• Current (A) 1.3

At Stall
• Torque (kg.cm) 6.0
• Current (A) 57

At Max Efficiency
• Efficiency (%) 73
• Power (W) 52
• Speed (rpm) 8490
• Torque (kg.cm) .60
• Current (A) 6.0

Dimensions
• Diameter (mm) 42
• Total Length (mm) 85
• Shaft Length (mm) 19
• Shaft Diameter (mm) 5.0
• Mounting Thread M4

THANK YOU!!!!
Ohh I dont know if this will make any difference to a suggestion someone may post the power coming "IN" is set up via a 240V AC adaptor which outputs at 12V DC at 5A

 

Hi all!,
I'm very much so a beginner among the world of small electrics, EVERYDAY I LEARN SOMETHING NEW AND SOMETIMES ITS ALL JUST TO CONFUSING AND FARE TO MUCH INFORMATION TO UNDERSTAND AND TAKE IN....

So I thought id just ask someone here and hopefully someone can shed some light on my best options!
Below I have copied & pasted the specifications which "JAYCAR" provides on there website about a DC electric motor I bought in store.... I hope the specifics i supplied just below are adequate for someone to be able to find a solution for my problem.....

Standard (High Power) D.C. Motors 9700 RPM
YM2776 RRP $14.95

Astonishing speed and power from these compact ferrite magnet types. All units feature hard steel drive shafts, long life design and are built in an ISO 9002 quality environment.

• Operating Range (V) 6-18


No load
• Voltage (V): 12
• Speed (rpm) 9700
• Current (A) 1.3

At Stall
• Torque (kg.cm) 6.0
• Current (A) 57

At Max Efficiency
• Efficiency (%) 73
• Power (W) 52
• Speed (rpm) 8490
• Torque (kg.cm) .60
• Current (A) 6.0

Dimensions
• Diameter (mm) 42
• Total Length (mm) 85
• Shaft Length (mm) 19
• Shaft Diameter (mm) 5.0
• Mounting Thread M4

THANK YOU!!!!
Ohh I dont know if this will make any difference to a suggestion someone may post the power coming "IN" is set up via a 240V AC adaptor which outputs at 12V DC at 5A

For a brushed DC motor, you would normally use pulse width modulation, switched through a MOSFET, like shown in this circuit.

 

So what are you looking for exactly, did you consider the $5.00 drive answer in your other post?
This is basically a ready made example as shown by cmartinez.
Max.