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- Sun Mar 24, 2013 4:39 am
- Forum: Standard
- Topic: JEBO WP-40
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Re: JEBO WP-40
Few posts back we were discussing that you would need a low pass filter to plug the signal to the pump(to convert the output signal from digital to analog). A low pass filter is build with a resistor and a capacitor. I'm saying that when using a low pass filter the max output that i was able to get ...
- Sat Mar 23, 2013 10:51 am
- Forum: Standard
- Topic: JEBO WP-40
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Re: JEBO WP-40
Hi Guys,
It's done, just to share something...
Using the LPF it's not necessary, i've used one with 1k resistor and 4.7KuF and the max output was 3.8V, connecting directly from the PWM i got 5V in max power.
Still working on modes, to improve them.
All the best.
It's done, just to share something...
Using the LPF it's not necessary, i've used one with 1k resistor and 4.7KuF and the max output was 3.8V, connecting directly from the PWM i got 5V in max power.
Still working on modes, to improve them.
All the best.
- Mon Mar 18, 2013 3:23 pm
- Forum: Standard
- Topic: JEBO WP-40
- Replies: 407
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Re: JEBO WP-40
Hi guys,
Just to say that i was able to restart the pump with a 3V battery like the ones used for watches.
Plug + to va and - to -24V in the pump.
Ok, lets do this!
Just to say that i was able to restart the pump with a 3V battery like the ones used for watches.
Plug + to va and - to -24V in the pump.
Ok, lets do this!
- Mon Mar 18, 2013 9:43 am
- Forum: Standard
- Topic: JEBO WP-40
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Re: JEBO WP-40
Hi, No, Portuguese :) I'll try to test with a battery get the + from the battery to the va line, and the minus to the ground right? I'm a really noob with electronics so i'm reading loads of info and triyn to get this working. I do know something on coding(IT professional for 13 years now), so wethe...
- Mon Mar 18, 2013 4:08 am
- Forum: Standard
- Topic: JEBO WP-40
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Re: JEBO WP-40
Hi Guys, I don't have an RA but i'm having some trouble with this pump... My controler burned up 4 days after i connected the pump, so its not working. Tried to plug an AC/DC converter to reduce the noise and run the thing at 22V but the converter was probably a bad piece of equipment and it burned ...