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DC motors may find use in different devices and systems depending on their characteristics. Thus, stepper and servo motors power machines that require precision positioning such as:
Connect the potentiometer to the positive or negative terminal of the power supply. One end of the wire must be connected to either outside pin/prong of the potentiometer.
The lesser the diverter resistance, the more current will flow through the diverter, thereby the field current reduces and so the flux be produced. A decrease in flux will cause the motor speed to increase.
Connect the potentiometer to one terminal of the DC motor. Attach the wire to the unused middle pin on the potentiometer. This is best done using a wire instead of directly so that the potentiometer can be easily controlled without the motor application interfering.
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.
If the button is pressed if the figure, then the motor will start rotating and it will be in motion until the button is pressed. This pressing is continuous and is represented in the first wave of figure. If, for a case, consider button is pressed for 8ms and opened for 2ms over a cycle of 10ms, during this case the motor will not experience the complete 9V battery voltage as the button is pressed only for 8ms, so the RMS terminal voltage across the motor will be around 7V.
Controllers that do receive feedback from the motor are called closed-loop, or feedback, controllers. They can detect deviations from the desired values and correct the control signal accordingly.
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The purpose of a motor speed controller is to take a signal representing speed from some sort of adjustable control (for example a Potentiometer or a Hall effect device) and to drive a motor at that speed.
Ward-Leonard system of speed control is used where very sensitive speed control is needed. It is a method of controlling the motor speed by controlling the input voltage.
Settings can be one digit at a time or fast sweep. The OMDC-MD series speed control settings are exact and repeatable. It will precisely control speed to ±1/2 RPM of set speed, long term. Pelo calibrations of the control are necessary.
The pins EnA and EnB of the motor controller L298 are used as the PWM pins. We can rotate the DC motor at different speed providing different high and low voltage levels to these pins of the motor control driver.
It can supply up to 1A of current and voltages from 4.5V to 36V. This means the L293D motor driver is ideal for building multi-wheel robot platforms. Here’s a diagram of the L293D showing how to connect the motors:
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