| ??? 08/17/02 19:10 Read: times |
#27426 - RE: Stopping a DC Motor Instantly |
Hi
As Erick stated, short the winding of the dc motor and you get what is called regenerative braking. If this wasnt fast enough to stop your dc motor you could reverse the voltage on the motor windings and it should stop much faster, remove the voltage before it start reversing!. This is called dynamic braking. Regards Mahmood |
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RE: Stopping a DC Motor Instantly, Andy | 01/01/70 00:00 |