DC motor control progressive start and stop

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The discussion focuses on controlling a DC motor to achieve a progressive start and stop using pulse-width modulation (PWM). The motor should gradually increase its speed over a duration of one minute, maintain a stable maximum velocity, and then decelerate in a similar gradual manner. The key technique recommended for this control is varying the pulse width of the PWM signal to transition from low to high speeds effectively.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of pulse-width modulation (PWM) techniques
  • Basic knowledge of DC motor operation and control
  • Familiarity with microcontroller programming for motor control
  • Experience with timing functions for speed regulation
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  • Research PWM implementation in Arduino for motor control
  • Explore PID control algorithms for smoother acceleration and deceleration
  • Learn about motor driver circuits compatible with PWM signals
  • Investigate timing libraries in microcontroller programming for precise control
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Electronics hobbyists, robotics engineers, and anyone involved in motor control applications seeking to implement smooth acceleration and deceleration in DC motors.

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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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