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Chloroplast Voltage Controlled Solar Engine -  Voltage-Controlled Solar Engine: These designs are based on the Motorola MC34164-* micro power undervoltage sensing ICs. They're pretty efficient, work at higher voltages...
Circuit Controls Isolated 12 Volt Stepper Motor -  09/26/96 EDN-Design Ideas.   Allows full direction and step control of a12V, four-phase stepper motor from a5V, TTL/CMOS-compatible logic controller.… [Design Idea by Martin O'Hara, Newport Components Ltd, Milton Keynes, UK]
Circuit Controls Slew for Stepper Drive -  03/14/97 EDN-Design Ideas....The circuit in Figure 1 provides slewing control for stepper motors that you use in sophisticated applications, such as monochromator....[Design Idea by J Jayapandian, IGCAR, Tamil Nadu, India]
Circuit Controls Stepper Motors -  01/08/04 EDN-Design Ideas....Stepper motors are useful in many consumer, industrial, and military applications. Some, such as personal-transportation systems, require precise speed control. Stepper-motor controllers can be simple (Figure 1],....EDN is migrating links. This link is not verified.  Google the "title" + EDN for new link.
Circuit forms DC-mmotor switch with brake -  10-Jan-02 Issue of EDN  Controlling a small dc motor without speed control sounds like a trivial task; a switch or a relay should suffice. However, several problems accompany this approach. For one, the switch, because of the inductive load and the low starting resistance of the motor, tends to wear out prematurely (with all the related sparks and EMI problems]....[Design Idea by JB Guiot, DCS AG, Allschwil, Switzerland]
Circuit Generates Analog Fan Speed Control -  Maxim-IC Appnote #1125 / (app note added 5/08) -This circuit delivers a continuous and linear fan-control voltage that is proportional to temperature.
Circuit generates fan-speed control -  21-Mar-02 Issue of EDN  Fan noise is becoming a significant issue as electronic equipment increasingly enters the office and the home. Noise is proportional to fan speed, and the airflow¡ªhence, fan speed¡ªnecessary for cooling is less at low ambient temperatures. Because ambient temperature is lower than the upper design point most of the time, a fan can run slower, making it easier on the ears....[Design Idea by Jim Christensen, Maxim Integrated Products, Sunnyvale, CA]
 
Circuit Measures Small Current in DC Servo Motor -  12/06/01 EDN-Design Ideas....The simple Circuit design in Figure 1 lets you measure all components of a current flowing in a dc servo motor. The rectified output of the circuit uses ground as a reference, so you can measure the output by using a single-ended A/D converter. The current-sense resistor, R1, has a value of 0.1Ω..../ (Circuit design added 11/06] EDN is migrating links. This link is not verified.  Search the "title" + "EDN" for new link.
Circuit protects system from overheating -  8-Nov-01 Issue of EDN  The two-chip circuit in Figure 1 provides fan control and overtemperature warning and shutdown signals to protect systems from excessive heat. The circuit monitors the temperature of the pc board and the die temperature of a CPU, an FPGA, or another IC with an on-chip temperature-sensing transistor....[Design Idea by Kerry Lacanette, Maxim Integrated Products, Sunnyvale, CA]


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