Will this work for controlling two brushless DC hub motors? Planning on using this with in combination with buttons and arduino to control motor speed
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I believe that it will. The process that this device uses to control speed is actually turning the motors on and off at a rapid speed as determined by the settings of the controls. One setting is for pulse width, the time the motor is turned on. The second setting is for the frequency that the motor is switched on and off. Generally you set the pulse width and forget it and use the frequency to control the speed of the motor. It will work with even a light bulb by turning it on an off which will limit the amount of lumens available in a space. You'd go nuts with the flickering.
2268501
yes it should work from three different wired buttons. you can probably use the same wires and buttons and connect them to the two screws that they tell you in the manual.
1629564
It will work off any 12 volt power source.... So, if your Arduino can support a 12 volt power source to this switch it will work.
528268
I use mine on a bobbin winder that is only one speed--fast. I needed to slow it down. This pedal makes it a variable speed.
1448619
To my knowledge(and what I have used this product for) it is one input which it duplicates into two outputs... so I don't think that will work. There is always the off chance that it might. Keep asking around, but I would put my money on an 85% it works the way I said. Sorry.
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Yes, it should work just fine for that. I use one to control a water fountain pump, and another to control some outdoor lights.
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Yes. Arduino, Raspberry Pi or any other board on which you can connect some motor controllers.Here are some examples: http://www.adafruit.com/products/1940http://www.adafruit.com/products/1687Sparkfun RaspiRobot BoardAnd here is a beefed up kit version of a similar 4WD frame for Arduino or RPICrenova Robot Car Kit for Arduino, 4 Wheel Bluetooth Utility Vehicle Intelligent Robotics L298N Motor Driver Robot Smart Car kitYou would find some info on working with motor controllers on RPI in this or similar books:Raspberry Pi Robotic ProjectsPiBot: Build Your Own Raspberry Pi Powered RobotGood luck! Yes. Arduino, Raspberry Pi or any other board on which you can connect some motor controllers.Here are some examples: http://www.adafruit.com/products/1940http://www.adafruit.com/products/1687Sparkfun RaspiRobot BoardAnd here is a beefed up kit version of a similar 4WD frame for Arduino or RPICrenova Robot Car Kit for Arduino, 4 Wheel Bluetooth Utility Vehicle Intelligent Robotics L298N Motor Driver Robot Smart Car kitYou would... » Read More Yes. Arduino, Raspberry Pi or any other board on which you can connect some motor controllers.Here are some examples: http://www.adafruit.com/products/1940http://www.adafruit.com/products/1687Sparkfun RaspiRobot BoardAnd here is a beefed up kit version of a similar 4WD frame for Arduino or RPICrenova Robot Car Kit for Arduino, 4 Wheel Bluetooth Utility Vehicle Intelligent Robotics L298N Motor Driver Robot Smart Car kitYou would find some info on working with motor controllers on RPI in this or similar books:Raspberry Pi Robotic ProjectsPiBot: Build Your Own Raspberry Pi Powered RobotGood luck! « Show Less
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Yes. Basically, any type of motor will work with arduino as long as the voltage it uses less than the maximum voltage the board can handle. I uses this motor with uno board and used 6 1.5V AA battery. It not a very fast motor. But it is strong and looked great on my robot.
1597256
I'm not sure about that type of motor, but it should control any brushless motor.
470740
Should not matter the type of control as long as one pair of wires trigger the opener motor. If you have two wires that control the unit, the Multicode will work.
1605503
It will control both if wired correctly but it will not control them separately. Both will be on or off. To control them separately requires 2 switches.
856083
This will work but you have to make sure that only one input component is on at a time. I have heard via other forums that if both input components are on they may back feed into one another and one of them may no longer work.
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Doubtful. Looks like this controller uses a Triac to clip the AC sine wave to control the motor speed. The solid state controller's power supply could get messed up with the clipped sine wave. Personally I wouldn't try it.
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I have mine controlling two (2) non-insteon led can lights on my front porch without a hub. Hope that hrlps
411018
NO. That is an induction motor and this won't work with induction motors.This speed controller only works with brushed "universal" type motors.The only way to change the speed of an induction motor is with a Variable Frequency Drive.
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There are too many variables to consider in saying either yes or no. The Arduino project intended for there use will be the deciding factor. These are light duty servos intended for model applications where low torque is encountered. Electrically they would be compatible, proper receivers and programming is another consideration.
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No, its only able to be controlled through the app as far as I have been able to do with it. You would be more interested in the Arduino to do what you want.