Thank you for sharing Amazon link. 20A is starting current. 4-5 Amp for normal running load. I am sure I can build. Purchasing ready made things is good option but it can't satisfy learning desire for what I joined this platform.SUPPLY 1 You cannot build a supply for what you can buy one.
Is the 20A current for free running, full load, or stall current?
The start up current is very high on motors.
This is a challenging design which is not really suitable for construction from a generic schematic. It is not the kind of thing that can be built on a breadboard. IMHO it requires you to fabricate a PCB. I don't know of any reliable source for schematics for this kind of thing.Thank you for sharing Amazon link. 20A is starting current. 4-5 Amp for normal running load. I am sure I can build. Purchasing ready made things is good option but it can't satisfy learning desire for what I joined this platform.
Thank you sir. Transformer seems good enough. I don't need speed or direction controls.Here is an appropriate Transformer to start-out with.
A smaller Transformer may work, depending upon the specific application.
Do You need to control the speed ?, or direction of rotation ?
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