PWM DC Motor Speed Regulator 3V 6V 12V 24V 35V Speed Control Switch Function 5A
DC motor governor input is DC, can not directly connected to the AC (for example: home 220V AC), otherwise it will burn!
DC power supply positive and negative terminals do not reverse, otherwise the governor may be damaged.
The motor can be positive or negative, when the direction of operation and expectations do not match, you can adjust the line order to change the direction.
Adjust the potentiometer knob to change the governor output duty cycle, the motor speed changes.
Specifications:
Operating voltage: DC4.5V-35V
Output current: 0-5A
Output power: 90W (max)
Quiescent current: 7uA (standby)
PWM duty cycle: 1% -100%
PWM frequency: 20khz
Size: 30mm x 26mm x 14mm (Without Handle)
PWM DC Motor Speed Regulator 1.8V 3V 5V 6V 12V 2A Speed Control Switch Function
The input power range is DC 1.8-15V .
Use a 2A resettable fuse to protect the controller.
Potentiometer with switch function.
Operating instruction: Before you attempting to wire the controller, make sure power is off.
WARNING: TO CHANGE MOTOR DIRECTION, INTERCHANGE THE POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE WIRES OF MOTOR.
Turn on the power, and adjust the potentiometer.
The LED indicates the power up and the speed of motor.
Input supply voltage: 1.8V-15VDC;
The maximum output power: 30W
The maximum continuous output current: 2A
Duty Cycle adjustable: 0%-100%
Material: Plastic
Colour: Green
Item size: 1.3 x 1.3 x 0.6 inches; Net Weight: 0.5 ounces
PWM DC Motor Speed Regulator 6V 12V 24V 28V 3A Speed Control Switch 1203B
This DC Motor Speed Controller allows controlling the direction of a DC motor using a Pulse-Width-Modulated (PWM) DC voltage with a Duty Cycle fully adjustable from 0%-100%.
The motor speed controller can easily provide a continuous current of3A to your DC motor or other DC load.
Main technical parameters:
Input supply voltage:6V-28VDC
The maximum output power: 80W
The maximum continuous output current :3A
Duty Cycle adjustable:0%-100%
Operating instruction:
1. Connect your DC motor (or DC load) to the motor terminals as indicated on the wiring diagram.
2. Connect a voltage of 10V-36V DC to the circuit making sure of the correct polarity of the connection. Note that the voltage applied to the motor will be supply voltage applied to the circuit. It is recommended to add an appropriately rated fuse inline with the positive supply in order to protect the circuit from any possible short circuits.
3. You can now control the speed of the motor through potentiometer.
