I have a pwm motor controller running a 5 A motor which currently runs off a lead acid battery.
Either 6 or 12 v.
I do not have the figure for stall current.
I am trying to find a mains powered alternative.
Benchtop psus at these amperages simply refuse to start or start and stop.
Iv looked at beefy radio ham linear supplies but they are expensive , any ideas.?
A good multimeter with a 10A or above current range might help
you find the kind of current level used.
Or you can disconnect the motor and measure the winding resistance with a
Kelvin style setup (I usually use a bench PSU to put 1A through the unknown
and measure voltage with a multimeter).
Stall current at 12V is 12/R where R is the winding resistance.
Hi, how long are the power leads and what size are they?
Will the supplies trip if the motor is not connected?
Will the supplies trip if the motor is connected but input control is at stop?
Will the supplies trip if the motor is connected but the input is disconnected, that is the motor controller is stand alone with motor?
What is the make and model of the motor PWM controller?
TomGeorge:
Hi, how long are the power leads and what size are they?
Will the supplies trip if the motor is not connected?
Will the supplies trip if the motor is connected but input control is at stop?
Will the supplies trip if the motor is connected but the input is disconnected, that is the motor controller is stand alone with motor?
What is the make and model of the motor PWM controller?
Thanks...
Tom......
2.5 mm t+e mains less than 1M.
1,Dont trip until controller is activated.
2 No.
3 no.
Only trip when controller is activated to switch on motor via the rc pwm interface.
Model , dont know, old and out of box, im guessing about 20 yrs.
May be faulty and in any case im replacing it with h brige shield provided i can solve the psu problem.