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| You might think that amplifiers are like sand on the beach. But if you restrict your search for fully assembled amplifier modules to hi-fi a...

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| This simple circuit drives DC motors with a maximum current of 1 A and can be built with readily available components. The output voltage is...

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| When we’re not using a stepper motor to ensure precise positioning of a robot element, it can be used as a traction motor, in place of the s...

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| This circuit is intended for motion control applications, a common occurrence in robotics! This affordable PWM DC Motor controller can contr...

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| Controlling the speed of an asynchronous motor requires a three-phase frequency inverter. The ATAVRMC200 evaluation kit from Atmel is based...

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| The energy consumption of household appliances and industrial machines is determined to a large extent by (asynchronous) motors. Motor contr...

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| Brushless Motor ControllerOld PCB numbersFPGA, Colossus New & Old£20 Sweex Router turned webserverARMed for IDE, and moreAA cells fully char...

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| Stepper motors are available in several versions and sizes with a variety of operating voltages. The advantage of this general-purpose contr...

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| This article mainly concerns enthusiasts using radio controlled scale models that include an electrical motor without permanent magnet brush...

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| The multi-purpose IC for modellers, offering a total of fourteen different functions, really comes into its own with the two printed circuit...