I have a 12V DC gear motor that runs at .2-1.2 amps
I do not want the motor to run if it has a supply of less than 10V from the battery
Would a capacitor be a good solution and if so, what type?
Thanks
I have a 12V DC gear motor that runs at .2-1.2 amps
I do not want the motor to run if it has a supply of less than 10V from the battery
Would a capacitor be a good solution and if so, what type?
Thanks
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Er... No. You can use a capacitor with a DC motor to reduce the radiation caused by the brushes of the motor.
What you need is a piece of electronic called a comparator and an electronicaly controlled switch i.e. a transistor or a relay.
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