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Solving Motor Stall Current Issue: Tips and Tricks | Master Project Update
Hi, I am currently doing my Master project and unfortunately did a rookie mistake. My DC motor is mechanically linked to a loaded PMA (wind turbine generator) and I need to run it at a variable speed. All this is built, however when choosing my PSU, I forgot to take into account the stall...- maxstag
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350W PMA: Looking for a Variable Load Solution
Ok thank you for the greatly precise and clear explanation. I will definitely look into this system in detail. Should the additional resistor (theoretically 39 ohms/100W) then be added in parallel to this current sink system (I would guess before the MOSFET)?- maxstag
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350W PMA: Looking for a Variable Load Solution
EDIT: I hadn't seen the following comments. I will look into this current sink system. For the incandescent lamp, I have considered it however since this project will later be used for teaching purposes I have been told it would be a problem if several units emitted 350W of light in a single lab...- maxstag
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350W PMA: Looking for a Variable Load Solution
Thank You for the quick response. My knowledge of IGBTs is very limited. I have never used one and am not able to understand how it could be used to dissipate power.- maxstag
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350W PMA: Looking for a Variable Load Solution
Hi, I'm currently working on my end of the year project for my studies. I have a DC motor mechanically linked to a wind turbine PMA. My aim is to control the speed of this motor (using PWM) to simulate different types of winds. My problem lies on the generator side. I need a load to...- maxstag
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