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Old 3rd Feb 2022, 7:05 pm   #1
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Default Reverse a DC motor at a set current

sorry if this is not allowed, but there are a lot of knowledgeable people on here.

i have got a paper shredder that i want to use for a project for expanding cardboard like this.

https://www.instructables.com/Cardbo...-Paper-Shredd/


the one i have is a big beast. is there an off the shelf circuit or controller for auto reverse current sense.
there are so many sensors on this thing i am not even going to try and mess about with them.
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Old 4th Feb 2022, 10:02 am   #2
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Default Re: Reverse a DC motor at a set current

found this on the bay, going to order one see what it can do. i could wire up the over current relay to reverse the motor. found out the board is 0-5amp over protection. so will have to mod it. just dont no about the start up current wil do.



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Old 4th Feb 2022, 10:33 am   #3
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Default Re: Reverse a DC motor at a set current

I think I can say that most people are not familiar with this machine at all.

I would just comment that your thread talks of reversing a DC motor and yet it looks like an induction motor to me - going by the photos.
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Default Re: Reverse a DC motor at a set current

We need pictures of the actual motor and if it is what I think it is , then that ebay module is not going to do the job.

One of your pic's shows a high voltage motor cap so I suspect the motor is 230V AC and already reversible using a switch.
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Old 4th Feb 2022, 1:11 pm   #5
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Default Re: Reverse a DC motor at a set current

If that is the rating label on the motor, then it says it is a 50Hz motor, whichis not DC.

Also, the white component is a typical motor-run capacitor used with single-phase AC induction motors.

To reverse a single phase induction motor, you first need a special motor with both ends of the start winding accessible separately from the main winding. You need a phase reversing switch for the start winding. You need a sequencer too stop the motor,let it come to rest (important!) reverse the phase of the start winding, and then restart the motor. If you don't let it come to rest, it'll start back up in the same direction as before.

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Old 4th Feb 2022, 8:11 pm   #6
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quick test. still have to finish making the box. might just leave it with an on and off switch.

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