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A direct current (DC) motor is the oldest type of electrical motor that has gained widespread use in a variety of electronic devices and equipment. DC motors have different arrangements and operation peculiarities.
A breadboard, electrical tape or solder to make solid connections in the circuit. A tutorial for using breadboards can be found below.
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As with Project 2, the 9V batteries depict the motor battery power supply. The black module in the middle of the breadboard depicts the L298N motor driver module with the connections as described earlier.
If you need a motor with a unidirectional rotation, you can build a BDC motor controller using a simpler circuit with only one open/close switch.
Let's try a variation of the Project 2 experiment: control the speed of the DC motor with an ultrasonic distance sensor. Of course, we'll use an Arduino and the L298N motor driver.
To avoid this situation, you can introduce dead time. This is a short period of time when all switches of an H-bridge circuit are closed. Using dead time, you can make sure the upper switch will open only after the lower switch is closed.
In this article, I will describe one last experiment that involves a DC motor. We will connect an ultrasonic distance sensor in the place of the potentiometer, and use that to control the rotational speed of the motors.
And by using the inverter circuitry to also adjust the voltage into each coil, we can in addition control the magnitude of the current. A typical way to adjust the voltage is with pulse width modulation (PWM). In this approach, we alter the voltage by lengthening or reducing the pulse ON time (also referred to as the “duty cycle”: the ON time expressed as a ratio of the ON+OFF switching interval).
The BLDC motor has a different from brushed dc motor to number of leads, and the connection is more complicated.
A 10k Ohm potentiometer is used here. The ends of the resistive track are connected to 5V and ground, respectively, and the wiper pin is connected to the A0 analog input pin of the Arduino UNO.
In a DC series motor, the flux can be varied in different ways like diverting the field current, tapping the field current at different points in the field winding and paralleling the field coils. Let us discuss them in detail.
PWM is a method through which we can generate variable voltage by turning on and off the power that’s going to the electronic device at a fast rate.
How to do position control using a DC Motor? well, this sounds like willing to create a servo motor. Basically, you’ll need to have some sort of feedback to tell the controller where is the DC Motor’s shaft.
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