Microcontroller to drive 2 dc relays

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mikeysela

Joined Jul 24, 2010
87
Hey guys. I was wondering the best Microcontroller to use if the desired function is to drive 2 dc Relays at about 115V at seperate times. I.e there needs to be some logic in here. The DC motors are brushed and have 4 inputs. Variable speed is desired.

Thank you.
 

beenthere

Joined Apr 20, 2004
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There is some confusing information here -
desired function is to drive 2 dc Relays at about 115V at seperate times. I.e there needs to be some logic in here. The DC motors are brushed and have 4 inputs. Variable speed is desired.
Can you use DC on the relay coils, and what has this to do with DC motors?
 

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mikeysela

Joined Jul 24, 2010
87
I don't have a specific motor i would like to drive, i Basically would like to know the most modern and effective way to drive 2 Brushed DC motors with variable speed control.
 

AMIT_GOHEL

Joined Jul 13, 2010
67
Confgure ur design in such a way that at o/p port of mc you get a speed variation.
at most binary digit ur moter gets highest speed nd at least lowest speed.
And the o/p of port will drive relay(obviously via transistor/fet).
 

BMorse

Joined Sep 26, 2009
2,675
The most "modern" way to do it is to use an H-Bridge capable of handling the motor loads, and or FET's, and use PWM to control the speed of the motor....

B. Morse
 
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