Arduino-based Overload Motor Protection System with Current Sensor
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- #MotorProtection #motor #homeautomation
In this tutorial, we will demonstrate how to build an efficient overload motor protection system using an Arduino and a current sensor. Motor overload can lead to overheating and damage, so it's crucial to implement a reliable protection mechanism. We will explain the working principle of the system and provide a step-by-step guide on connecting the current sensor to the Arduino. Additionally, we will showcase the programming code required to monitor the motor's current and trigger a protective action if an overload is detected. Whether you're a hobbyist or an engineer, this video will equip you with the knowledge to safeguard your motors effectively.
For making this project, I am using:-
1. Arduino UNO........ amzn.to/3o1yOG9
2. Current Sensor..... amzn.to/3Mt6TbN
3. Relay module....... amzn.to/3MtFdDD
4. Jumper wires...... amzn.to/3pEvLEp
5. DC Motor............. amzn.to/44Zb3PA
6. 3s Battery Holder... amzn.to/42CHK3K
7. 3.7v Batteries........ amzn.to/3I6z39R
Code:- drive.google.c...
This is exactly what I have been looking for!! Thank you so much!
Would it be possible to put a fuse in the circuit somewhere so incase the relay failed, there would be a back up fuse that would blow instead of the motor continuing to bind?
yes we can connect fuse in +ive wire of motor.
@@fairelectro Thank you! Where did you get the linkage arm that attaches to the DC motor? I can have one machined but I am wondering if they are commercially available.
Great
Hello, if I want to use a 12VDC 15A motor, can I use the same circuit and code to protect against overcurrent?
Yes, You can use this circuit and code. Only set protection value in the code .
if i remove the current sensor and use the circuit for ac load will it be safe just using relay?
You want to control AC load with relay module?
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is this prototype applicable for 3-phase motor?
No, its only for single phase motor