Current flow controller for DC Motors


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    Hi,

    Try out the circuit and then if you need some intelligence / monitoring hook up a PIC micro to the same. In fact with an ECCP module on any of the PICs things are easy in software too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sougata View Post
    Hi,

    Try out the circuit and then if you need some intelligence / monitoring hook up a PIC micro to the same. In fact with an ECCP module on any of the PICs things are easy in software too.
    Ok, I'll try it as soon I can get one SG3525 part.

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    Hi guys,
    this is just to thank you all.
    I've got the SG3525 part. My motor was running using Logic-level rated mosfet. The IRF740 did not produced any result. Motor not running but it make noise like a whistle. Pretty normal, but no turning of the shaft.
    Once substituted with a P30N06 logic level mosfet, then voila. Motor running and SG3525 able to regulate the speed up and down.

    Thanks again.

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