SPEED CONTROL FOR DC MOTOR



                                       CHAPTER 1
1.0     INTRODUCTION
          Speed control is the intentional changing of the speed of a motor for a specific purpose or work process. This was done manually by an operator before now, but with the advent of powerful electronic elements like thyristor, Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT), Insulation Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBTs), Metallic Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor (MOSFET), etc it is now possible to actualize this speed control automatically.   
There are two broad classification of the speed control of a D.C motor:  Armature-Voltage control scheme and field flux control scheme. To control the motor above its based speed, the field-flux control scheme is used, while Armature Voltage Scheme is used for speed below its rated speed. D.C motors have numerous domestic and industrial applications (e.g crane control, electric vehicle control, conveyor belt etc). For the purpose of this design, the armature-voltage control scheme using MOSFET would be used.

1.1    TECHNICAL BACKGROUND OF STUDY
This project is designed specifically as a dc motor speed control system using MOSFET. The circuit consists of six units:
i.          A 24V dc power source unit
ii.        Voltage regulator unit
iii.      Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) generator unit
iv.      Signal amplifier unit
v.        MOSFET unit
vi.      24V D.C Source
The 24V D.C power source is the main power source to the circuit. The voltage regulator regulate the voltage to 9V that powers the Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) Generator (NE555 Timer), which generate the PWM signal needed to fire the MOSFET The signal amplifier, amplifies the PWM signal which in turn is used to fire the MOSFET that drives the D.C Motor. The firing angle of the MOSFET are altered by altering of the pulse width of the PWM signal which in turn, alters the voltage of the PWM signal going to the MOSFET and thus varies the armature voltage  and speed of the D.C motor.

1.2    STATEMENT OF PROBLEM
       This design deals with how to control the speed of a D.C Motor using MOSFET. The speed control unit should be able to vary the speed of the D.C Motor from minimum to maximum. To achieve this is not an easy task, especially in the area of handling the semi-conductor electronic devices like the MOSFET Transistors, NE555 Timer etc. If there is any wrong procedure or handling in the process of constructing the hardware, the semi conductor devices would be destroyed.  Thus absolute care must be taken to ensure that the semi-conductor devices would still work within their rated specification

 1.3 DESIGN  AIM AND OBJECTIVES.
The main aim of this design is to design and a speed control unit of a D.C Motor.  It involves research phase, design phase of a prototype of the design. The prototype should be able to vary the speed of the 24V D.C Motor, from minimum to maximum speed.
These are the objectives to be accomplished in this design:-
1.      To design an efficient speed control system of a D.C Motor using MOSFET
2.      Construction of the design prototype.
The prototype should be able to vary the speed of a 24V D.C Motor from minimum to maximum

1.4  SIGNIFICANCE OF THIS DESIGN.
·       To design a prototype speed control unit
·       To design a speed control unit to power a dc motor of           0.25amps
 1.5 DESIGN METHODOLOGY
This  is a detailed design procedures which discuss the parts to be designed and some other functional parts, stating clearly the design criteria and few assumptions. The design parameters determined shall serve as a criteria for various dimensions and calculations during design.
The speed control unit consist mainly the following
·       The protection unit
·       The oscillator unit
·       MOSFET unit
·       DC motor unit
1.6 ORGANIZATION OF THE DESIGN
Chapter 1 introduces the background of the research work and information relating to the design of this work. Chapter 2 deals with literature review and the description of all the components used in the design . Chapter 3 contains the design methodology. The results and analysis is in Chapter 4. Then the conclusion and recommendation is presented in Chapter 5.


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