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    Design a braker controller circuit

    It was long time ago I designed something with electronics, so I hope someone can help me.
    What I need is an electric braker-pusher. It will not need to come to an absolute stop, it should just add or release resistance on a rolling device. It's very much like the electric braker on a bicycle trainer, but with the option to give energy too.

    A little spec would be:
    A small motor, maybe 12 V and 30 W. Not sure how much needed yet.
    Should take a value, for example -100 to +100 from a computer, controlling the output. Minus values for braking and positive for pushing.
    Returns RPM from a magnet switch.

    The motor will always be rotated, even when braking at maximum, some kind of heat sink is definitely needed.


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    I think you are using DC motor with ordinary switching circuit. Send me complete diagram for your electronic circuit. I will send you the soluction.


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