Re: Drive logic/motor power supply
- From: "Mr. J D" <JedOs86@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 31 Aug 2006 12:37:40 -0700
FyberOptic wrote:
Hiya, I was considering adding either a floppy and/or hard drive into a
project I'm working on, and since either requires 12v to run the
motors, I got to wondering about something. Are the logic and motor
components of such a drive totally isolated from one another? I mean,
if I want to power the logic board of a drive from the power source of
the project itself, but I want to power the motor from an independent
external source, is this possible without frying the other side? One
would think this would be the case, but I thought it's best to confirm
before I start sticking things together!
All you really need is one power supply at +12V DC. Then add a +5V
regulator to the rails of the +12V DC. As long as you add a surge
protection diode to the inputs of the motor, anode to ground, cathode
to +, your pretty much safe.
.
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