I found this neat soft-start circuit on the eevblog forum. Its neatness
is that the gate threshold voltage occurs immediately and then the RC softness kicks in.
V+ ________________________ V+
|
|
1M ___________ V-
|___1u___|
| |
| |--
|------|
|--
|
V- ____________|
As neat as that is, I have a situation where the motor may be run in
either direction (either polarity on the input) and the soft start
circuit won't handle that. To use it with either polarity, I plan to
use 2 of them & isolate with diodes:
_______
V+/- -x-----D>--| |---------x-----V+/-
| | | |
| | |-----x---------V-/+
V-/+ -----x-<D--|_______| | |
| | | |
| | _______ | |
| |_D>__| |_____| |
| | | |
|_____<D__| |_________|
|_______|
It looks OK to me, but what do I know & I'd like to hear what you think.
Am I missing anything?
BTW - anybody know of software that will do schematics with keyboard characters?
could do this perhaps?
__________ V +/-
.--S<--|
| |
| --|
| |------.
| --| |
| |___1u___|
V+/- ___L______| |
| |
| 1M
1M |
| _________L__ V-/+
|___1u___| |
| | |
| |-- |
|------| |
|-- |
| |
V-/+ ____________|-->S--'
maybe add a diode parallel with the 1Ms to make faster resets.
...
On 11/23/2021 2:11 AM, Jasen Betts wrote:...
could do this perhaps?
| |
V-/+ ____________|-->S--'
That would work ... clever, too. Thanks.
I'm guessing that the "S<" is a Shottky diode. Preferable for the lower forward drop?
I found this neat soft-start circuit on the eevblog forum. Its neatness
is that the gate threshold voltage occurs immediately and then the RC softness kicks in.
V+ ________________________ V+
|
|
1M ___________ V-
|___1u___|
| |
| |--
|------|
|--
|
V- ____________|
On 11/22/2021 9:20 PM, Bob Engelhardt wrote:
I found this neat soft-start circuit on the eevblog forum. Its neatness...
is that the gate threshold voltage occurs immediately and then the RC
softness kicks in.
V+ ________________________ V+
|
|
1M ___________ V-
|___1u___|
| |
| |--
|------|
|--
|
V- ____________|
OK ... I built this and tried it out. Didn't work as expected & when I
put my scope (Tek 465) on it, I couldn't see the trace. It's a 1-shot
sort of event & the scope doesn't have the persistence (let alone
storage) to see it. Any good tricks for seeing non-repetitive events?
Thanks, Bob
On 2021-11-25, Bob Engelhardt <BobEngelhardt@comcast.net> wrote:
... Any good tricks for seeing non-repetitive events?
long exposure photography on your scope screen.
take a video recording of the scope
get a storage oscilloscope.
use a sound-card and software PC oscilloscope
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