| ??? 04/04/07 06:51 Read: times |
#136553 - Well i think that Relay is Best Solution for you, Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Well Ajay by using two relays, you can create the Effective H-Bridge,
well here is the Idea, Both The Relays are connected to +ve and gnd of the battery, (no matter what volt) and third contact should be connected to Motor, Here is the Schimettics
Pin (X) Pin (Y)
VCC(NO)------o o------(NO)VCC
\
0---(M)---o
\
GND(NC)------0 o------(NC)GND
well here is the Truth Table for your Directions of Motor, X Y Dir 0 0 STOP 0 1 Clock-Wise 1 0 Anty-Clock Wise 1 1 Stop Note: Well i think that you might understand that how much the impact is destructable when you connect the Relay Direct to MCu, well if you dont know then you are prpbbably going to brust your MCu's pins (boom) Well i have created that circuit and my Motors are just going fine, and yes if you also want to control the ON/OFF then connect the third Relay also to any of GND of the Two Relays, With Regards Asif Ali (DareDevil) |
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