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DAC To Drive Reversing Motor Using Relay: Controls System

This document is a laboratory report from the Polytechnic University of the Philippines College of Engineering Computer Engineering Department. It details an experiment using a digital-to-analog converter circuit to drive a reversing motor via a relay, with the objectives, equipment, procedures, schematic diagram, and results of the experiment.

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DAC To Drive Reversing Motor Using Relay: Controls System

This document is a laboratory report from the Polytechnic University of the Philippines College of Engineering Computer Engineering Department. It details an experiment using a digital-to-analog converter circuit to drive a reversing motor via a relay, with the objectives, equipment, procedures, schematic diagram, and results of the experiment.

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Polytechnic University of the Philippines

Sta. Mesa, Manila


College of Engineering
Computer Engineering Department

CONTROLS SYSTEM
Laboratory Application 14
DAC to Drive Reversing Motor using
Relay

BSCpE 4-3

Monday/Thursday 6:00 pm– 9:00 pm


REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
COMPUTER ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT AGOCOY, Alexander B.
NDC COMPOUND, STA. MESA
DIMAANO, Arnel O.
MOALES, Elijah P.
VENTURA, Ezekiel D.G.

September 8, 2016

Engr. FERDINAND O. NATIVIDAD

Rating

FON
I. Objectives V. Picture
To be able to produce a working
Dark Activated Circuit to drive reversing
motor using Relay.
II. Equipment/Materials
2X Relay
1X DC Motor
1X Transistor
1X Battery
1x 1k Resistor

III. Procedures
1.Create a schematic diagram for the
assigned application.

2. Prepare the needed materials and pro-


ceed on assembling the circuit based on the VI. Control Mother Line
schematic.

3. Check if the circuit is working properly,


otherwise troubleshoot.

IV. Schematic Diagram

VII. Sequence Chart

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