To connect an engine to k8055n

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Hello, I need to connect an engine to the plate interface k8055n. By means of the exit PWM1, I need schemes. Regards

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Please use the ‘search’-function on this forum, there are numerous posts regarding this issue.

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I’m sure all people know that Google exists and also know how to use it for their basic inquiries. So I would like to ask not to place any more posts about how to search in Google. If there is a useful website relevant to the topic, please link directly to it.

Also, do not type Google into Google.

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[quote=“velleman”]I’m sure all people know that Google exists and also know how to use it for their basic inquiries. So I would like to ask not to place any more posts about how to search in Google. If there is a useful website relevant to the topic, please link directly to it.

Also, do not type Google into Google.[/quote]

For the record, the link I posted only produced search results pointing to forum.velleman.be. A site I believe to be relevant to the topic.

Regards,
Jan

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This would be very hard to help with since you did not give any specs of the motor.

For example if this is a DC motor running 12 volts and under 6 amps.

You might want to look at the K8004 (link below)
http://www.vellemanusa.com/products/view/?id=350605

You can connect the DAC of the K8055N to the control of the K8004.
This maybe easier then trying to make your own PBC.

I have been playing with this to control the CHLSXXX series

Just a thought

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[quote=“MostlyHarmless”]For the record, the link I posted only produced search results pointing to forum.velleman.be. A site I believe to be relevant to the topic.[/quote]Rest assured that the comment is not about you, your posts along with the posts of many other regular members have always been very helpful. There were excessive posts by a certain user, all containing “Try typing x into Google”, “Search for x in Google”, etc. These posts may be well meant, but they pop up as likely spam or bot submissions to our moderators, since they promote Google or possibly one particular search result offered by Google.