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thanks Morgan for the info that's very important i guess i would have to test drivers to see if they are compatible unless i worked around it. and T_J i see what you mean and im not trying to get my post count up or anything i could care less. right now i have a couple of circuits:
#1. LASER CONTROL- creates various patterns because it pulses the laser fast enough or slow enough.
with this circuit since i just realized thanks to Morgan is that yeah some drivers wouldn't be compatible so i would sell a laser module that would be heat sinked and compatible along with the circuit or the buyer could find one and i could experiment and verify drivers i guess.
#2. MOTOR PWM or w/e works best circuit- what i mean by w/e works best is if the said batch of motors bought for the spiros doesn't work desirably with pwm i would change or tweak the said circuit. and i say batch because i got a box of 21 dc motors enough to make 6 spiros. the next batch of motors would have they're own custom circuit. what im working on right now is getting a good variable speed on the motors i have obtained. then mount them and test before designing pcb.
i figured it would be best to just design the motor control into the pcb because most users of this forum have they're own lasers. what you would be buying would be just the spiro and the spiro control. then mount your laser however and start having fun.
#1. LASER CONTROL- creates various patterns because it pulses the laser fast enough or slow enough.
with this circuit since i just realized thanks to Morgan is that yeah some drivers wouldn't be compatible so i would sell a laser module that would be heat sinked and compatible along with the circuit or the buyer could find one and i could experiment and verify drivers i guess.
#2. MOTOR PWM or w/e works best circuit- what i mean by w/e works best is if the said batch of motors bought for the spiros doesn't work desirably with pwm i would change or tweak the said circuit. and i say batch because i got a box of 21 dc motors enough to make 6 spiros. the next batch of motors would have they're own custom circuit. what im working on right now is getting a good variable speed on the motors i have obtained. then mount them and test before designing pcb.
i figured it would be best to just design the motor control into the pcb because most users of this forum have they're own lasers. what you would be buying would be just the spiro and the spiro control. then mount your laser however and start having fun.
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