controlling dc motor direction (help a newbie, please)
- From: "theneonlobster@xxxxxxxxx" <theneonlobster@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 27 Oct 2006 23:09:33 -0700
i have a 1.5-3vdc motor that i would like to turn on and off in
opposite directions using two microswitches. i'm new to electronics,
but from what i've learned so far, i think i want to use a 556 timer
and dpdt relay. striking a switch would turn on the 556 timer for x
seconds (5, i'm thinking), then the dpdt relay, then the motor. am i
right taking this direction?
also, would striking the other switch before the end of the process
cause a problem? i'm hoping that it wouldn't interrupt the motion, and
would like to know if i could have it be ignored by the circuit.
and, testing the motor speed, i've been using resistors to get my 9v
supply down to 1.5 and 3vdc. would i still go that route to control
motor speed, or is there another option?
and help would be appreciated. thanks
david
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