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AN905: Brushed DC Motor Fundamentals -  Microchip Application Note Published 4-Mar-04  (app note added 2/06)
AN906: Stepper Motor Control using the PIC16F684 -  Microchip Application Note Published 23-Feb-04  (app note added 2/06)
AN907: Stepping Motors Fundamentals -  Microchip Application Note Published 23-Feb-04  (app note added 2/06)
AN955: VF Control of 3-Phase Induction Motor using Space Vector Modulation -  Microchip Application Note Published 14-Mar-05  (app note added 2/06)
AN957: Sensored BLDC Motor Control using DSPic30f2010 -  Microchip Application Note Published 23-Jun-05....[App Note]
AN967: Bidirectional VF Control of Single & 3-Phase Induction Motors using the PIC16F72 -  Microchip Application Note Published 27-Jan-05  (app note added 2/06)
AN970: Using the PIC18F2431 for Sensorless BLDC Motor Control -  Microchip Application Note Published 7-Feb-05  (app note added 2/06)
AN992: Sensorless BLDC Motor Control using DSPic30f2010 -  Microchip Application Note Published 26-Jul-05....[App Note]

Apex-AN24 Brush Type DC Motor Drive -  2/1998, AN24UREVB : 133 Kb (Apex App Note added 08/08/08)
Assorted relay control circuits -  several circuits here, spend some time and view each of them
AT89C2051/4051Stepper Motor Interface -  (electronic schematic / circuit added 602)
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Audio amp makes efficient fan controller -  11/09/00 EDN-Design Ideas....You can use discrete transistors to vary power to a fan to control its speed. However, with a simple modification, you can use an audio-amplifier IC to control a fan module (Figure 1). The LM4872….PDF contains multiple circuits, scroll to find the one of interest....[Design Idea by Wallace Ly, National Semiconductor Corp, Santa Clara, CA]
Auto Heat Limiter for Soldering Iron -  …. [Site is under construction right now]
Automatic DC Motor Brake -  In many DC motor powered systems you would like the motor to quickly come to a full stop. This circuit provides an automatic electronic braking action to any DC motor ranging from 6v to 24v up to 1 amp of current.  Some of the component values could be changed for larger motors....[Hobby Corner Circuit by Dave Johnson]
Automatic Fan Controller -  ….
Automatic Speed Controller for fans & Coolers -  During summer nights,  temperature is initially quite high. As time passes,  temperature starts dropping. Also, after a person falls asleep,  metabolic rate of one’s body decreases. Thus, initially  fan/cooler needs to be run at full speed. As time passes, one has to get up again and again to adjust  speed of  fan or .…  (added 10/05)
Autonomous Fan Control for Processor Systems using the LM85 -  National Semiconductor Application Note  (app note added 2/06)
Auxiliary Power Supply & Wall-Plug Adaptor -  (application / block diagram added 6/07)
Avoiding Passive-Component Pitfalls -  AN-348 Analog Devices Application Note  (app note added 2/06)
AVR microcontroller makes improved motor-controller -  17-Oct-02 Issue of EDN  The circuit in Figure 1 provides a novel method of reading the pulse train using an Atmel (www.atmel.com] AVR processor, from a typical radio-controlled receiver, and to determine the velocity of a motor. To capture the pulse train from a typical receiver, you need an external interrupt that triggers based on a rising and a falling edge....[Design Idea by Anthony Di Tommaso, Cranberry Township, PA, and George Simonoff, Petersburg, OH]

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