Review of ZK-PP2K 8A PWM 4.5V to 30V Motor Driver | Robojax

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024

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  • @omarhamza9717
    @omarhamza9717 4 месяца назад +1

    you are the only one eplane zk-pp2k very will >>>> thanks man

  • @user-ib9ms2ft2i
    @user-ib9ms2ft2i 2 месяца назад

    Thank you very cool!

  • @chbonnici
    @chbonnici Год назад

    Great first class demo, thank you.

  • @royalarch3539
    @royalarch3539 Год назад

    Mindboggling post, very interesting. Keep posting.

  • @str0g
    @str0g 3 года назад +1

    It would be great if you could do a followup on elaborating what the frequency actually does since you have the duty cycle which defines the on off portion of a cycle.

    • @robojax
      @robojax  3 года назад +1

      I have done so many of those types of explanation. it seems the world does not care to learn. they just want to get it and use it. I've spent so much time creating the figures but, most viewers don't care. if user don't appreciate it, I will not make contents. As of now this video have been viewed about 300 times and and yet 18 people have thumb up the video. Subscribers who are getting notified and watch do not not care and do not understand a simple thumb up, will bring this video higher in the search result. So my contents are driven by user.

    • @str0g
      @str0g 3 года назад +2

      @@robojax sorry to read that. I find ur explaining not tiring and keeps up my attention. I'm new to ur channel, so if u did one about duty cycles then maybe it would be good to mention that you did a video covering all knowledge required as a base to fully understand this video.
      This way you would entice your viewers to explore ur channel.

  • @mikhailshults
    @mikhailshults Год назад

    Thanks...Great explanation on how this works. Keep up the good work!

    • @robojax
      @robojax  Год назад

      You are welcome. The best thank you for me is to subscribe to my channel. Your subscription is stamp of approval and my videos will be suggested to more people and this will help me. I appreciate it. thanks❤️

  • @ruslanhajiyev
    @ruslanhajiyev Год назад

    Good demonstration. Thank you.

  • @minamatta6135
    @minamatta6135 3 года назад +1

    Thank you sir ❤️❤️❤️ nice video ☺️

  • @vivendonositio9958
    @vivendonositio9958 2 года назад +1

    Gostei muito da explicação 👏👏👏👏

  • @TMRu22311
    @TMRu22311 Год назад

    This is the best video I have found to explain these devices, Thank you. I was wondering, is this for brushless motors only or can you use brushed motors as well? Also, what is the recommended input voltage for this device? I know you said between 4v-30v, but would a higher voltage have any benefits? Thank you RJ :D

    • @robojax
      @robojax  Год назад

      Hi, Glad you found it useful. No you can't go higher. the module will die.

    • @TMRu22311
      @TMRu22311 Год назад

      @@robojax I understand input voltage cannot exceed 35v, but would you benefit running it at 24v as opposed to say 5v or does this not matter?

  • @Electronics61
    @Electronics61 10 месяцев назад

    Great video

  • @velipekkajutila9451
    @velipekkajutila9451 Год назад +1

    I am planning to use this as a driver to an ignition coil. I burned one unit already. I think the mosfet inside cannot take the backEMF. I will try to put a snubber diode accross my primary to combat this, but I think I might have to get a beefier mosfet and the ZK-PP1 which does not have an internal mosfet.

    • @UnrealTransformer
      @UnrealTransformer 2 месяца назад

      The internal switching transistor is the type "RU3560L" and the unit has an snubber diode added to the circuit already.

  • @Go4BrokeOffroad
    @Go4BrokeOffroad Год назад

    Solid test

  • @user-ye4sc2zj4o
    @user-ye4sc2zj4o 3 года назад

    Thank You Sir I want to know with Battery( rejuvenating )

  • @chbonnici
    @chbonnici Год назад

    Is it possible to drive a tesla coil with it?

  • @iliebologa662
    @iliebologa662 2 года назад

    Thank you for nice video!

  • @dcfelectronica4030
    @dcfelectronica4030 Год назад

    Hola Ahmad, soy de Argentina. Te pediría que subas un video como éste del ZK-PP4K es un módulo bastante reciente. Le mando un saludo desde lejos.

    • @robojax
      @robojax  Год назад

      Hola DCF Electronics, bienvenido a Robojax. si alguien me paga por revisarlo seguro que lo haré.

  • @kipsalviv5742
    @kipsalviv5742 Год назад

    Thank you

  • @taom6708
    @taom6708 Год назад +1

    Hi, please can you describe how to attach a heatsink to the mosfet? Can i fix one on top or is it necessary to remove the mosfet? Thank you!

    • @robojax
      @robojax  Год назад +2

      Hi, yes just attach it and make sure it is in contact with mosfet . You must put heat transfer command between heat sink and the surface of mosfet

    • @TMRu22311
      @TMRu22311 Год назад

      @@robojax Would a peel and stick type heatsink for like a Raspberry Pi work okay?

  • @MTatoox
    @MTatoox 2 года назад

    Good review
    Thanks

  • @EarthquakeCL
    @EarthquakeCL Год назад

    Ey my friend, great video. I was looking for a thing to create a cleaner inyector, someone recomended me the pwm generator of 1 way (the little brother of zk-pp2k) but looking at your video I will need the pulse generator or thats what I understand.
    With this I can config the inyector to open every 0.3s to make a fast tick tick tick for the cleaning process, correct? I was trying to know if I can connect 4 inyector at once on this device or maybe better one per one?

  • @projectdrivecitygrid
    @projectdrivecitygrid 2 месяца назад

    Is possible power with 9v snap conetor?

  • @Ron-sk8wo
    @Ron-sk8wo 2 года назад

    Hi great video as always. You mentioned a a heat sink on top of the mosfet any idea what to use

    • @robojax
      @robojax  2 года назад

      Hi, you can use on of these amzn.to/3IYIMwJ

  • @CyberturkFM
    @CyberturkFM 16 дней назад

    How can i use this with 4pin brushless PC fan

  • @steveschweer
    @steveschweer Год назад +1

    I connected this unit to 16vdc. All controls work as specified. BUT… the output remains at 16vdc at all times! It does not turn on or off with the “out” control. No square wave is shown on my oscilloscope. I thought that the unit was bad, but a second unit does exactly the same thing. Any idea what’s wrong? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Steve

  • @gustavobernal5377
    @gustavobernal5377 2 года назад

    Good day @Robojax, I´m new to your channel, and this video lead me to it, i found your explanation very easy to understand and i thank you for uploading this video, i have just 1 question, the output signal´s duty is control by this driver, Im trying to control a laser for my cnc, it has 3 pins 12v+, 12v- and PMW, do you know if i can use this output for the pwm in the laser? if you made a video about that please point me in the right direction. Thanks you so much!

    • @robojax
      @robojax  2 года назад +1

      Good day, no this can't be used. Yours is dual power which makes is 12V+12V=24V. Even if you connect 24V it won't work as you need GND or (-) pin.

    • @gustavobernal5377
      @gustavobernal5377 2 года назад

      @@robojax Thank you for the advice,man i will try to found a solution for my project

  • @gerard9114
    @gerard9114 Год назад

    I want to control a single LED of 1.8V. Is it possible to lower the output voltage? Maybe with a buck converter behind the PWM?

    • @hydrocarbon82
      @hydrocarbon82 Год назад

      Given the connection diagram, it pulses the ground (OUT -) so you should be able to. You'd connect the LED ground to the unit, then 1.8v to only the LED. The ZK-PP2K would still need it's own >3.3v power to V+. I'll be trying this when I get mine since I'll be controlling a solenoid that's powered from a different location, hopefully letting me run 1 wire thru the firewall instead of 2.

  • @bobmccall6446
    @bobmccall6446 6 месяцев назад

    Does this module have an internal flyback diode?

    • @robojax
      @robojax  6 месяцев назад

      Yea it does.

  • @Ron-sk8wo
    @Ron-sk8wo 2 года назад

    Thanks

    • @robojax
      @robojax  2 года назад

      You are welcome. The best thank you for me is to subscribe to my channel. Thanks

    • @Ron-sk8wo
      @Ron-sk8wo 2 года назад

      @@robojax I am subscribed

    • @kanjo-Etienne
      @kanjo-Etienne 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@robojaxcan this drive a tesla coil?

  • @zedixquatrevingtun4253
    @zedixquatrevingtun4253 Год назад

    Hello, what is the ouptut frequency in pulse mod ,please?

    • @robojax
      @robojax  Год назад

      If there was such information I should have explained it in the video. So watch fully. I don’t remember

  • @e.quasselbude
    @e.quasselbude 2 года назад

    Does it save settings after power off

    • @robojax
      @robojax  2 года назад

      Of course it does.

  • @maymunashaikh1179
    @maymunashaikh1179 3 года назад

    Sir I think you are slow in uploading the video of arduino lession plz make it fast 😤😁😁😁

    • @robojax
      @robojax  3 года назад

      I have all the lectures. Right now 3 more lectures are waiting to be uploaded. but Videos have to be viewed 1000 times before I upload another one.

  • @Sasa-hg6sd
    @Sasa-hg6sd 28 дней назад

    السلام عليكم
    عزيزي أحمد ممكن واتساب

    • @robojax
      @robojax  28 дней назад

      وعلیکم السلام
      اسف اخی. هذا غیر ممکن.

  • @thestylesworld
    @thestylesworld 2 года назад

    Thanks for the tutorial video. Can I get your contact email?

    • @robojax
      @robojax  2 года назад

      Please visit Robojax.com and click on contact

  • @chbonnici
    @chbonnici 9 месяцев назад

    Is it possible to drive an ignition coil with 12 Volts supply?

    • @robojax
      @robojax  9 месяцев назад

      this is to control a load that needs PWM like motor or LED. I am not sure it works with igniation coil.