24VDC Motor Drive From 120VAC
24VDC Motor Drive From 120VAC
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I am looking for a micro DC motor maybe 50mm x 35mm in size. If I could find a 120VDC motor and use it with a full wave rectifier that would be great, but most of the motors I see are 24VDC (or lower).
What is the minimum circuit need to drive a 24VDC motor from 120VAC? Space is a concern and cost is always an issue.
Thanks
Christopher
What is the minimum circuit need to drive a 24VDC motor from 120VAC? Space is a concern and cost is always an issue.
Thanks
Christopher





RE: 24VDC Motor Drive From 120VAC
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RE: 24VDC Motor Drive From 120VAC
RE: 24VDC Motor Drive From 120VAC
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RE: 24VDC Motor Drive From 120VAC
RE: 24VDC Motor Drive From 120VAC
RE: 24VDC Motor Drive From 120VAC
RE: 24VDC Motor Drive From 120VAC
jbartos is highlighting an issue when he mentions safety, please use great care direct connecting a 24vdc item to mains supply. Look at it from the future. Would you expect to find a small dc fan hooked up to the biting stuff where it is. If it's really obvious go for it. If not for heavens sake please don't.
An idea which may be a little bit bigger but may help. Try 1/2 wave rectifying with a larger cap after your drop. It may reduce the power youre trying to loose.
Regards Don
RE: 24VDC Motor Drive From 120VAC