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To all,
I am working with a DC motor that goes forward and reverse. The motor is controlled by a heat-sinked and fan cooled bank of 5 mj15003 transistors( 5 each forward and reverse). On occasion the motors build up a high amount of copper on the armatures, from the brushes and this causes one of the 5 transistors to heat up and fail. The manual and the manufacture suggest matched transistors. What is a matched transistor????? I am guessing that they are tested and all have similar characteristics. But what characteristics am I looking for?? especially in a DC motor control. Anyone have an answer for a semi technically literate person???? (i.e., I know the hot end of the soldering iron, from the cold end and have the scare to prove it!!!) Thanks in advance.... Bob in PHX |
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