Hi guys, I'm fairly new to working with signals.
So I am using 3 QP22B vibrating actuators (can be found here http://www.mide.com/pdfs/quickpack-actuator-sensor-datasheet.pdf ) and these are connected to an arduino microcontroller that sends a square wave so that the actuators vibrate. Since right now they are only working with the 5V signal from the microcontroller they are rather weak.
Could anybody show me a circuit that I can use to amplify this voltage up? I would like anything from 50V to a 100V output if possible. Also I would prefer if the components used are on the cheap side or at least easily accessible as I assume I will need a set for each actuator.
Thanks.
So I am using 3 QP22B vibrating actuators (can be found here http://www.mide.com/pdfs/quickpack-actuator-sensor-datasheet.pdf ) and these are connected to an arduino microcontroller that sends a square wave so that the actuators vibrate. Since right now they are only working with the 5V signal from the microcontroller they are rather weak.
Could anybody show me a circuit that I can use to amplify this voltage up? I would like anything from 50V to a 100V output if possible. Also I would prefer if the components used are on the cheap side or at least easily accessible as I assume I will need a set for each actuator.
Thanks.