need electronic help with s3003 servo esc
07-26-2009, 06:16 PM
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need electronic help with s3003 servo esc
heres the circuit: http://trebor69.tripod.com/speedcnt.html
Heres where my problem is: the battery must be connected to the negative wire coming off the servo lead returning to the reciever. But im using 24volt AC. i figure i can add another diode for the DC with AC ripple, but would i have to fully rectify through a bridge rectifier and a voltage regulator to cut it down to 6 or less volts? or with a single diode be enough since its the negative lead?
explanation of schematic
servo on left: circuitry removed from a s3003 futaba servo, the + and - are the motor leads
2 circles with lines in them: irf630 mosfets
servo on right: 24v AC 44lb-in of torque servo.
center square: supposed to be 24Volt Ac power supply coming from a 12vdc battery with a 12vdc to 120vac inverter with a 120v to 24v vaiable transformer
not shown: (not figured out yet, this is why i made this post) wire going from battery(AC?) to the negative lead on the servo returning to the reciever
Heres where my problem is: the battery must be connected to the negative wire coming off the servo lead returning to the reciever. But im using 24volt AC. i figure i can add another diode for the DC with AC ripple, but would i have to fully rectify through a bridge rectifier and a voltage regulator to cut it down to 6 or less volts? or with a single diode be enough since its the negative lead?
explanation of schematic
servo on left: circuitry removed from a s3003 futaba servo, the + and - are the motor leads
2 circles with lines in them: irf630 mosfets
servo on right: 24v AC 44lb-in of torque servo.
center square: supposed to be 24Volt Ac power supply coming from a 12vdc battery with a 12vdc to 120vac inverter with a 120v to 24v vaiable transformer
not shown: (not figured out yet, this is why i made this post) wire going from battery(AC?) to the negative lead on the servo returning to the reciever
