hello : )
i have a 10v motor and a 10 volt regulator to power it. When i connect them together directly the motor turns very fast and works great. i connected up a h-bridge(SN754410) to add reverse , and it works as expected. However, since connecting the motor to the h-bridge, the motor turns slightly less as quickly as it did before , as if the H - bridge has a little resistance about it, slowing the motor down a little. ( not much, just a little).
i wonder how i could over come this ? Maybe a 12 volt regulator with a resistor instead of the 10v regulator?
thanks for any advice .
qweets : )
i have a 10v motor and a 10 volt regulator to power it. When i connect them together directly the motor turns very fast and works great. i connected up a h-bridge(SN754410) to add reverse , and it works as expected. However, since connecting the motor to the h-bridge, the motor turns slightly less as quickly as it did before , as if the H - bridge has a little resistance about it, slowing the motor down a little. ( not much, just a little).
i wonder how i could over come this ? Maybe a 12 volt regulator with a resistor instead of the 10v regulator?
thanks for any advice .
qweets : )
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