ghazzer
Senior Member
{I wrote this about 2:00 and guess I forgot to "post" it. Still applies.}
Retrovert: "I suggest you not rely upon the advice random people, . . ."
Your suggestion is self fulfilling. As you say, I am asking for suggestions from random people (like yourself), not solutions. I also have a background in EE, but it is so far back that many of today's options were not available then.
I am currently in the "hunter/gatherer" mode - trying to search for useful information and then research that info before I make any decision. Each "suggestion" deserves consideration. A lot of the actual decision depends on the final application and how it will be used. I feel certain that there are more than one pertinent factor(s) that I failed to mention, and my brain is probably not something that most folks would try to "read".
Your post contains some relevant information, that I have read and it will help with my additional research. There is more than one way to implement a motor controller, and I suspect that some will work better than others for my planned project. ==> More research.
I am not opposed to bread boarding a circuit for this. I can even etch a PCB if necessary. Kinda depends on the complexity and availability of parts.
Thanks -
Retrovert: "I suggest you not rely upon the advice random people, . . ."
Your suggestion is self fulfilling. As you say, I am asking for suggestions from random people (like yourself), not solutions. I also have a background in EE, but it is so far back that many of today's options were not available then.
I am currently in the "hunter/gatherer" mode - trying to search for useful information and then research that info before I make any decision. Each "suggestion" deserves consideration. A lot of the actual decision depends on the final application and how it will be used. I feel certain that there are more than one pertinent factor(s) that I failed to mention, and my brain is probably not something that most folks would try to "read".
Your post contains some relevant information, that I have read and it will help with my additional research. There is more than one way to implement a motor controller, and I suspect that some will work better than others for my planned project. ==> More research.
I am not opposed to bread boarding a circuit for this. I can even etch a PCB if necessary. Kinda depends on the complexity and availability of parts.
Thanks -