Brushed motors , can I slow start them ?

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Rolly_g2002

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Does any one know if it is possible to slow start power from a lithium battery to a brushed motor ?. Reading into this there's a lot of forums that say lithium batteries are to aggressive on the brushed motors. Trying to work with a 18 to 24 v motors.
 

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My first thought would be a speed controller, something along these lines:

If you replace the pot with a capacitor and resistor, so each time power is switched on the speed input starts at zero and ramps up, that should give you the soft-start effect. Add a reverse diode across the resistor to quickly reset it when power is switched off.

Or, if the motor load is low, just a power resistor to limit the initial current and short that with a relay after eg. half a second, using a capacitor across the relay coil and resistor feeding it to delay the relay switching on.
Again, a reverse diode across the resistor will give a fast reset.
My first thought would be a speed controller, something along these lines:

If you replace the pot with a capacitor and resistor, so each time power is switched on the speed input starts at zero and ramps up, that should give you the soft-start effect. Add a reverse diode across the resistor to quickly reset it when power is switched off.

Or, if the motor load is low, just a power resistor to limit the initial current and short that with a relay after eg. half a second, using a capacitor across the relay coil and resistor feeding it to delay the relay switching on.
Again, a reverse diode across the resistor will give a fast reset.
 
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