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Simple and Small Temperature Fan Controll
Posted on Thursday, November 28, 2019   •   Category: Motor Controllers

Simple and Small Temperature Fan Controll

I published this schematic long ago in this article: Adjustable power supply and since then I made some improvements in PCB to make the board as small as possible. The idea is to be easy to attach the whole board to the heat sink which we want to monitor. The board is only 27mm x 27mm.




1000W AC Motor Speed Controller
Posted on Sunday, April 21, 2013   •   Category: Motor Controllers

1000W AC Motor Speed Controller

This triac based AC motor speed controller circuit is designed for controlling the speed of AC motors like drill machines, fans, vacuums, etc. The speed of the motor can be controlled by changing the setting of P1 potentiometer. The setting of P1 determines the phase of the trigger pulse that fires the triac. The circuit incorporates a self-stabilizing technique that maintains the speed of the motor even when it is loaded.




PWM Motor Driver with MOSFET H-Bridge and AVR ATmega8
Posted on Sunday, May 22, 2011   •   Category: Motor Controllers

PWM Motor Driver with MOSFET H-Bridge and AVR ATmega8

Here is a very simple project of controlling a small DC-motor (taken from an old personal cassette player) with ATmega8. The ATmega8 is having three PWM channels, out of which two are used here. PWM waveforms are fed to MOSFET (RFD3055) H-bridge. Here, direction is controlled using a two-position toggle switch and speed of the motor is controlled by two push-buttons, one for increasing the speed and other for reducing. The schematic is geiven here (click on the image to enlarge): When switch SW1 is closed, OC1A channel is active which will feed the PWM signal to Q1 & Q4 MOSFETs. The OC1B pin will remain low keeping the Q3 & Q2 in OFF condition. When SW1 is toggled to open position, OC1A pin will become low, making Q1 & Q4 OFF and OC1B will feed the PWM signal to Q3 & Q2, resulting in the change in the direction of current flow through motor. Hence, motor rotation direction will change. The speed is controlled by Push-buttons S2 & S3. Pressing S2 will increase the speed in fixed steps. Similarly, pressing S3 will reduce the speed in fixed steps.




Bidirectional H-Bridge DC-Motor Motion Controller
Posted on Thursday, October 21, 2010   •   Category: Motor Controllers

Bidirectional H-Bridge DC-Motor Motion Controller

In applications requiring absolute accuracy in the speed control of dc servo motors, there’s no substitute for the traditional tachometer-based feedback loop. But for somewhat less demanding situations, adequate accuracy often can be achieved without the complication and expense of a tach. This can be done by taking advantage of the built-in electromechanical constants of the motor itself.




PWM Motor Driver with H-Bridge
Posted on Monday, November 10, 2008   •   Category: Motor Controllers

PWM Motor Driver with H-Bridge

This pulse wide modulated driver is designed for DC Motors with a maximal power consumption of 200 watts. It works with a so called H -Bridge. It has three input pins, two for the direction and one for the pwm-signal. The inputs are designed for logic level signals ecpecially for microcontroller outputs.




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