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    (2010) Tony R. Kuphaldt PWM Motor Drive Circuit: +24 V Supply GND

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    This circuit uses a 555 timer chip and 4 LM339 comparators to generate a pulse-width modulated (PWM) signal from either a 4-20 mA or 1-5 V analog input signal. The PWM signal controls an IRF530 MOSFET, which switches power to a DC load. An LM7812 regulator provides a stable +12 V supply for the integrated circuits. Test points are included to monitor the +5 V reference, PWM output, +12 V and unregulated supply rails, and sawtooth oscillator waveform.

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    This circuit uses a 555 timer chip and 4 LM339 comparators to generate a pulse-width modulated (PWM) signal from either a 4-20 mA or 1-5 V analog input signal. The PWM signal controls an IRF530 MOSFET, which switches power to a DC load. An LM7812 regulator provides a stable +12 V supply for the integrated circuits. Test points are included to monitor the +5 V reference, PWM output, +12 V and unregulated supply rails, and sawtooth oscillator waveform.

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    This circuit uses a 555 timer chip and 4 LM339 comparators to generate a pulse-width modulated (PWM) signal from either a 4-20 mA or 1-5 V analog input signal. The PWM signal controls an IRF530 MOSFET, which switches power to a DC load. An LM7812 regulator provides a stable +12 V supply for the integrated circuits. Test points are included to monitor the +5 V reference, PWM output, +12 V and unregulated supply rails, and sawtooth oscillator waveform.

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    (2010) Tony R. Kuphaldt PWM Motor Drive Circuit: +24 V Supply GND

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    This circuit uses a 555 timer chip and 4 LM339 comparators to generate a pulse-width modulated (PWM) signal from either a 4-20 mA or 1-5 V analog input signal. The PWM signal controls an IRF530 MOSFET, which switches power to a DC load. An LM7812 regulator provides a stable +12 V supply for the integrated circuits. Test points are included to monitor the +5 V reference, PWM output, +12 V and unregulated supply rails, and sawtooth oscillator waveform.

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    Gnd +24 V supply

    PWM motor drive circuit


    (2010) Tony R. Kuphaldt

    Load on

    TP4
    TP3

    In

    LM7812

    Gnd

    Out

    +12 V

    10 k

    10 k
    (each)

    TP5
    Ref adj

    Vcc

    1 k
    1 k

    Disch

    +
    TP1
    10 F

    1 k
    (each)

    10 F

    Out

    Thresh

    +5 V ref

    RST
    555

    /4 LM339

    Ctrl

    Trig
    0.33 F

    Gnd
    Load
    terminals

    /4 LM339

    +1 V ref

    1 k

    This circuit inputs either a 4-20 mADC or


    a 1-5 VDC analog signal and generates a
    0-100% duty cycle PWM pulse to trigger a
    power MOSFET to drive a DC load.

    +
    1

    /4 LM339

    Sig in

    Dir/Rev

    IRF530

    Cur/Vol

    Gnd

    /4 LM339

    +
    1 k
    (each)

    TP2
    TP0 = Ground
    TP1 = +5.0 volt reference (adjust "Ref adj")
    TP2 = PWM output signal to MOSFET gate (high = power on to load)
    TP3 = +12.0 volt power supply rail (for IC chips)
    TP4 = Unregulated +V power supply rail
    TP5 = Sawtooth oscillator waveform (peaks at +1.0 V and +5.0 V)
    Tach in

    Tach out
    Tach adj

    Gnd

    TP0

    10 F

    10 k

    Tachogenerator
    terminals
    Gnd

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