Thanks Dave, Can't seem to get the app note to load, but very good info!!
If you can edit, I can toothanks for the melabs link. Maybe I should go and read through the stuff there sometime.
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Thanks Dave, Can't seem to get the app note to load, but very good info!!
If you can edit, I can too
Last edited by cncmachineguy; - 27th January 2011 at 03:00.
-Bert
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This one?
http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/e...tes/40171a.pdf
Loads here, I could email it to you...
Dave
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Must have need you to get it jumpstarted. Any ideas for the TRIAC? looking for the one listed in the app note now, no joy at digikey. No part number on Mister_e (tm) circuit.
-Bert
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A big oneOriginally Posted by cncmachineguy
http://www.mouser.com/Search/Refine....rd=logic+triac
Maybe the BTA12 ?
Dave
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Or a BT137??
-Bert
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Hi, Bert
Halas it uses the Counter EMF of the motor ...I recall a SCR switching circuit to control the avarage voltage across a motor for a simple speed control.
The trick here is to use PWM and sample the wire resistance ( needs wire with a PTC ! ) while PWM is off ...
Alain
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What is PTC?needs wire with a PTC
Dave
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