Power Requirements for High Power DC Motor - Ramone

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To control a high power DC motor rated at 12V and 3 to 4 amps, standard transistors may not suffice due to current limitations. High power transistors are recommended for handling such operations effectively. The discussion highlights the need for suitable electronic components to manage higher currents in motor control applications. Despite initial challenges, the user successfully identified high power transistors as a solution. The thread concludes with a note on the lack of community support for the inquiry.
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Dear Experts,

I am trying to built an electronics controller for a high power DC motor.
I have done small powered circuits using transistors. But learned that these may have current limits. I like to know what is the usual way to handle high power operations using electronics.

The dc motor specification:

1. 12v.
2. 3 to 4 amps max.

thank you for reading.

sincerely
Ramone
 
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Dear Experts,

can you give me some clues on how i can turn a digital circuit when the current passing through has to be around 3 or 4 amps for a dc motor?

if i use a transistor as switch, it certainly cannot handle the current.

how is it done?

thanks for reading.
regards
ramone
 
Ok, case closed.
I found out how to do it.
It can be done using something called the high power transistors.

cheers.
 
ramonegumpert said:
Ok, case closed.
I found out how to do it.
It can be done using something called the high power transistors.

cheers.

I just joined, and I'm a power electronics and motor driver designer. It's too bad nobody helped you here.
 
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