Troubleshooting Vibration Motor Circuit with Potentiometer - Tips and Fixes

[nani_student]

my circuit doest works...please help

i had simply connect a vibration motor to a 1.5V battery,and motor start to vibrate.

but i have to use a potentiometer in my circuit,since the motor has to operate in range of
1.2v-3.8v...so i had used battery of 9V instead...but my motor doesn't works when i used potentiometer in my circuit.why is this happened?

 

[Bassalisk]

i had simply connect a vibration motor to a 1.5V battery,and motor start to vibrate.

but i have to use a potentiometer in my circuit,since the motor has to operate in range of
1.2v-3.8v...so i had used battery of 9V instead...but my motor doesn't works when i used potentiometer in my circuit.why is this happened?

Potentiometer is a bad way to control a motor, if that is what you are trying.

Google PWM(pulse width modulation), for motor speed control.

 

[vk6kro]

It is possible that the potentiometer has too much resistance for your motor to operate, even at its maximum setting.

A 9 Volt battery is an expensive way of running a motor. A better way would be to put another 1.5 Volt battery in series with the one you already have. This would give you 3 volts and the motor should run a lot faster.

As mentioned, there are better ways of controlling the speed, but try an extra 1.5 Volt battery for a start.

 

[amit_bhavya01]

pl help me to perform poteniometer experiment

 

[Drakkith]

pl help me to perform poteniometer experiment

Please make a new thread with the appropriate detail to enable us to help you.

 

[sophiecentaur]

i had simply connect a vibration motor to a 1.5V battery,and motor start to vibrate.

but i have to use a potentiometer in my circuit,since the motor has to operate in range of
1.2v-3.8v...so i had used battery of 9V instead...but my motor doesn't works when i used potentiometer in my circuit.why is this happened?

What resistance was the potentiometer? Did you measure the volts on the motor when fed this way? It seems likely that the resistance was just too high / inappropriate. Even with the wiper hard to one end there may still have been some resistance.