PWM Amplifier

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PWM Amplifier

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This project is a PWM amplifier suitable for the arduino boards.

In the project files, there’s its schematic plan and its PCB plan.

also there’s a manual file which helps you to build and use the project.

You can use this amplifier project as the RGB Driver project amplifier.

PWM Amplifier Circuit Specifications

The amplifier circuit of this project, according to the parts, needs 3-6 mA input and is able to drain 5A.

The active state is “LOW”, for example if the consumer is a power LED, the positive pin (Anode) must be connected to the + of the power source, and the negative pin (Cathode) must be connected to the amplifier output.

Con1 is the inputs connector, Con2 is the outputs connector and Con3 is the amplifier’s power connector.

The standard working voltage is between 5 to 12 volt, but the parts are able to support 16 volt.

The output has 3 separate channels and is useful for 3 phase motor driver, RGB LED driver, DC motor speed control, robots and etc.

This circuit is also compatible with “Arduino UNO” or other 5V boards/MCUs but the power source of amplifier must be 5V and the power source of consumer can be vary between 5-12V.

The project is available in the following:

 

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