DC motor control progressive start and stop

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To achieve a progressive start and stop for a DC motor, pulse-width modulation (PWM) is recommended. By varying the pulse width from narrow to wide, the motor can gradually increase its speed over a minute until it reaches maximum velocity. After maintaining this speed for a set duration, the PWM can be adjusted to decrease the speed slowly, mirroring the acceleration process. This method allows for precise control over the motor's speed and timing. Implementing PWM effectively will enable the desired gradual acceleration and deceleration of the DC motor.
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hey Everybody!...
I`m stck with the Control of a DC Motor...I need To Control a DC motor in this way, it Must Start real slowly, and then progressively but slowly should continue to reach its maximun velocity, it could take up to 1 min to reach it; then remain for a set time stable at its final velocity and after the time pass then start to slow down in the same opposite slowly way as the start...how would i do that??
 
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reinaldo said:
hey Everybody!...
I`m stck with the Control of a DC Motor...I need To Control a DC motor in this way, it Must Start real slowly, and then progressively but slowly should continue to reach its maximun velocity, it could take up to 1 min to reach it; then remain for a set time stable at its final velocity and after the time pass then start to slow down in the same opposite slowly way as the start...how would i do that??

You need to use pulse-width modulation (PWM) on the DC to the motor. You vary the pulse width from narrow to wide to full-on to go from slow to faster to full speed.

See PWM for Power Delivery here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulse-width_modulation#Power_delivery
 
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