I have a power source (24vDC with 1Amp max.), and I want to be able to control it (like a PWM signal) all the way from off to 24v, and also to be able to switch polarity. Does anybody know how to set this up with arduino? A relay is able to turn it off or on, but it isn't able to handle all of the states in the middle (10% power, 25% power, etc.).
Does anybody know how to build an Arduino-controllable circuit to do this?
By the way, if it matters, this is a speed/direction control for a DC motor.
to my knowledge, the arduino motor shield only supports loads up to 18 volts.
I was hoping that there might be a cheaper solution than that. 30$ is a little steep.
I was thinking that maybe a couple of transistors could do something like this, but I don't quite know which ones I'm looking for, or how to set them up for that matter.
I was hoping that there might be a cheaper solution than that. 30$ is a little steep.
I was thinking that maybe a couple of transistors could do something like this, but I don't quite know which ones I'm looking for, or how to set them up for that matter.