Controlling Speed of DC Motor Using 555 Timer!: Elp Project
Controlling Speed of DC Motor Using 555 Timer!: Elp Project
Controlling Speed of DC Motor Using 555 Timer!: Elp Project
ELP PROJECT
REPORT
BY ANTRIKSH SARAN
2021ME21097
Contents
> Objective & Apparatus
> Theory
> Circuit Diagram
>Breadboard Setup
> DSO Images
1 Control Circuit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2 Power Circuit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
> Concluding Remarks
> Sources of Error
> Precautions
Objectives and Apparatus
◦ Objective: • To construct the 555 control circuit .
CONTROL CIRCUIT
Snapshots of the DSO screen with control
circuit output waveforms
Snapshot of breadboard with power circuit
connected
POWER CIRCUIT
Snapshots of the DSO screen with power circuit
output waveform while 555 controller is operating
Concluding remarks for the project
◦ By attaching a potentiometer to the DSO, the output waveform for various R1 and R2 values
can be evaluated. The following is what we see:
1. R1's value shouldn't incline toward zero. If the value is close to 0, the circuit fails. So, in the ideal
scenario, we should alter R2 while maintaining R1 as a constant. R1's value should be kept at 1 k, while
R2's potentiometer should be 100 k.
2.We confirmed that the waveform across the output terminal and motor of the same IC 555 timer.
3.When we decrease R2, the speed of motor increases and when R2 is 0 Ω, then motor runs at
maximum speed.
4. A NPN transistor is the Darlington transistor (TIP122). In our case, it serves as a switch. The
transistor is in the OFF State when the output waveform is 0V.
5. The motor is coupled to a freewheeling diode. The inductive load can freewheel more energy when
the transistor is in the off state.
Sources of Error
ANTRIKSH SARAN
2021ME21097
GROUP -31