Need to interface Arduino with a 9volt , 1 amp DC power supply

I have a project that requires careful control over for a DC electromagnet. I have a ‘power Module’ that has a 3-5v , 600Mamps . This power module will nicely operate a little DC motor but I need a power supply that is a bit bigger.

I want to study the physical constant of mass and the vehicle is angular momentum. I have built a rotating flywheel that will be propelled by an electromagnet and controlled by a hall effect detector. But this 'power module' is not strong enough to drive the whole thing.

I am looking for a solid state relay board for 9V and maybe 1 amp. I have an old computer power supply. I just need the relay.

I think I have done my homework. I found a relay that will drive four big AC 110V devices. (SainSmart 5V 4-Channel Solid State Relay Board for Arduino Uno Duemilanove MEGA2560). this would be great for garage door openers, pool pumps, Christmas tree lights, but not what i want. Help.

I have a project that requires careful control over for a DC electromagnet.

You don't need a relay for this. A logic level MOSFET would be fine, wired as shown below:

Quick thanks; This is a new learning curve for me, but I am okay with that. ( I am disappointed that 'Arduino forums' did not notify me of your posting. Are my settings not correct)

Hi,
Welcome to the forum.

Your settings are correct, the notification provision is hopeless,
You are better regularly checking the forum.

Tom... :slight_smile:

I have a 'power Module' that has a 3-5v , 600Mamps .

600 million amps? Stand back!