DIY Speed Controller for DC Loads || Control upto 100 Watts! || With under voltage protection
In this video I made a compact but powerful speed controller for DC load(specially motors) capable of handling upto 100 watts of power. The main component of the controller is the 555 timer that uses PWM and a potentiometer to vary the duty cycle at the output,thus effectively controlling the speed of a motor. The highlight of this module is the under voltage protection feature that is very useful in case we are using a battery to power the load for which the voltage should not fall beyond a certain value depending upon the battery chemistry.
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Link for circuit diagram and build process:
https://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Motor-Speed-Controller-With-Low-Voltage-Cut-of/
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Видео DIY Speed Controller for DC Loads || Control upto 100 Watts! || With under voltage protection канала Utsav Shah
I hope this project was helpful to you. Consider subscribing to my channel for more such useful content on electronics!
Do leave your feedback and doubts in the comments section below.
I would love to know on what other topics would you like a video on.
Link for circuit diagram and build process:
https://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Motor-Speed-Controller-With-Low-Voltage-Cut-of/
Follow me on Instructables: https://www.instructables.com/member/Utsav_25/
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#NE555 #Speedcontrol #DIY
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