Hi,
I am designing a circuit. It consists of two parts, the output of the first part is an LED signal, which is ON/OFF based on certain conditions. I require a DC motor to be powered on when the LED is in ON state. Could you please suggest a suitable circuit for the same?
Thanks, Regards, Krishnamurthy.S
This is from the main system. & Me?
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Worra lorra top-posting bollocks. OP wants to take maybe an ORP12 LDR, a
100k trimpot, and stick them in a base-bias configuration, adjust the trimpot so that light from his first circuit's LED output switches on an output cct tranny - maybe a BC107. Use this to darlington up to a 2N3055 or similar, and use the output to trigger a relay, switching on the motor. Good grief, this is not difficult stuff!!!Yeesh. Pete.
What provides the signal to turn on the LED?
How big a DC motor do you need to control? What voltage and current? DC motors come in sizes from pencil-eraser to locomotive.
It's not hard to do this, but we need more information?
John Nagle
4N25 optocoupler into BC337/25 with relay in collector cct with 15A contacts. Relay into contactor - coil, voltage and contact current rating of your choice.
-or- DC motor hooked up to a switch, when you see the LED turn on, throw the switch!
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