AC Motor Speed Controller Diagram:

This diagram shows how to make ac motor speed controller. In this circuit diagram, we use a potentiometer a 2.2k resistor, a DIAC, a TRIAC, a ceramic capacitor, etc. This circuit is very easy to make. First, we need to connect the 100k variable to the 2.2k resistor and DIAC. Then connect TRIAC and ceiramic capacitor. Now this circuit is ready for use. If you want to see this circuit connection video please check out the youtube video below the post.

Diagram of AC Motor Speed Controller Diagram:

AC Motor Speed Controller Diagram

Components needed For this Project:

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  1. 100K Potentiometer [See Buy Click Amazon]
  2. 2.2K Resistor [See Buy Click Amazon]
  3. DIAC [See Buy Click Amazon]
  4. TRIAC [See Buy Click Amazon]
  5. 0.1UF Ceramic Capacitor [See Buy Click Amazon]

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Components used to make the AC Motor Speed Controller:

01. 100K Potentiometer:

This 100K Preset Variable Resistor Potentiometer has Three Terminals and is Mountable on PCB. This Potentiometer is also Easily Usable with Solderless Breadboards. It’s Also Known as Variable Resistor, Viper, pot, or Trimmer. These 100K Preset Variable Resistor Applications are in Various Electronic Devices, Where There is a Need for Changing the Resistance Values on the fly. This 100K Potentiometer Resistor is also Easily Usable with Solderless Breadboards. It’s also known as Variable Resistor, Viper, pot, or Trimmer.

02. 2.2K Resistor:

A Resistor is an electrical component that controls the flow of electricity in an electrical circuit. Or we can say in this way that the material or component Which is used to block the flow of current in electronic equipment is called Resistor. And, because of the characteristic of the resistor or conductor that Prevents the flow of current through the conductor, that characteristic or religion is called resistance, where resistance Means the ability to block. The main function of a resistor is to cause a voltage drop to impede the flow of current in the circuit. In this case, the question may arise as to which circuit or which Parts need to be protected from low voltage or current flow.

03. DIAC:

A Diode for Alternating Curren (DIAC) is a Full-Wave or bi-Directional Semiconductor Switch That can be Turned on in Both Forward and Reverse Polarities. The name Diode for Alternating Curren comes from the words DIode AC switch. The DIAC (Diode for Alternating Curren) is an Electronics Component that is Widely Used to Assist Even Triggering a TRIAC When used in AC Switches as a result. These Electronic Components are Also Widely used in Starter Circuits for Fluorescent Lamps.

04. TRIAC:

TRIAC Stands for triode for Alternating current. A TRIAC is a Bidirectional, 3-Electrode Alternating Current Switch That Allows Electrons to Flow in Either Direction. It is the Equivalent of two SCRs Connected in a Reverse-Parallel Arrangement with gates Connected to each Other. A Triode for Alternating Current is Triggered into conduction in both Directions by a Gate signal like That of an SCR. As Suggested by its name, this Electronic Component has Commonly used as a Control Element in AC (Alternating current) circuits. Triode for alternating currents is a Semiconductor Device that Features three Terminals.

05. 0.1uf Ceramic Capacitor:

Capacitor is a Two-Terminal passive component having the Property of Capacitance. This Property Electrifies (charging with electricity) Capacitors with input Voltage. Capacitors Condense Electricity, Hence it is also known as a Condenser. It consists of two Electrical Conductors that are Separated by Distance. The Capacitor Stores Charge and can act like a Battery. It is necessary for filter Circuits to Minimize voltage spikes, and Smoothing changes in voltage.

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