Hi guys , i want to drive this sony motor :
I want a very simple circuit to drive it at high speed .
Thanks
I want a very simple circuit to drive it at high speed .
Thanks
Wire it to a power source of the correct voltage and amperage, that will do it.I want a very simple circuit to drive it at high speed .
That is using a windshield wiper motor.I want to build a stand sieve machine ( for 25 kg of charge ) .
Like this :
So what kind of motor can do the job ??
I believe it is a permanent magnet DC motor with power supplied through the two tags at end opposite to the spindle. It has a tacho-generator or similar at the other end with four connections for speed control feedback.It appears to be a AC capstan motor, it most likely is a synchronous motor if used for a capstan.
Max.
Yes, that would be the easy way to do it.That is using a windshield wiper motor.
The two tags on the bottom are for power, the four with wires on are the speed feedback - the motor will work with no connection to those terminals. I don't know what voltage or current the motor needs but it will reverse ifyou reverse the power connections.Thanks, but i need a circuit to drive it , where is the power pins of this motor ??
The video you showed is using a windshield wiper motor which is:Thanks, but i need a circuit to drive it , where is the power pins of this motor ??
Ok dear i will buy a oneThe video you showed is using a windshield wiper motor which is:
1) Readily available
2) Cheap
3) Powered by 12VDC with no driver required
4) Includes the linear motion mechanism already
Why not use one?
Plus it will do the job that the one in the OP very likely is not going to .!Ok dear i will buy a one
NO not likely!I power it with 12 volts dc , his current consumption about 250 ma !!
Do you think it enough for moving a 15 kg of sand with slide crank mechanism???
Only very, very slowly!I power it with 12 volts dc , his current consumption about 250 ma !!
Do you think it enough for moving a 15 kg of sand with slide crank mechanism???
No Max, there would not usually be an AC motor in that application. Probably it has a tach feedback included. Or some other kind of speed sensor.It appears to be a AC capstan motor, it most likely is a synchronous motor if used for a capstan.
Max.
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