Re: home made power supply
- From: "lerameur" <lerameur@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 25 Nov 2006 21:19:00 -0800
Yukio YANO a écrit :
lerameur wrote:
Hello,Over-Current Shut-Down circuit is being tripped. Too much current is
I built this circuit a little while ago and never got a chance to test
it:
http://www.uoguelph.ca/~antoon/circ/vps.htm
i di dsome test and something i do not understand is happening.
I can turn on some circuit with no problem but when it is time to turn
a motor, its a whole different story. The motor would turn for a while
then stop, no more voltage at the output. Or if i grab the shaft with
my hand and make it stop, it would not start again until a few second.
I do not know if its a bad power supply concept, or i was thinking that
my wires are not big enough, but nothing is heating in the power
supply. Any ideas?
ken
going through the LM317.
You need to drive the motor using an external Pass Transistor to shunt
the Motor Current around the Regulator circuit.
This is NOT an overheating problem. Heat-sinking will not help !
Well I only had some LM350 around, I added a heat sink to that and
put it in the circuit
The motor is running good, I stalled it and it starts again by its own,
something it did not do before.
ken
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