Hello...I am an electrical tinkerer, with no formal training. For that reason my question may seem rather silly, but I am also willing to try anything. I want to learn how it all works, but that takes time....
I also have ADD (I am convinced) so I usually have 5-7 projects going at any one time. I just recently finished a PWM circuit for controlling fan speed on a computer. The circuit was fine, just bigger than I would like for my current project.
I would like to power and regulate a pair of heated gloves or socks individually. typically these are controlled together, but I might wish one hand/foot to be warmer than the other.
Total amp draw per glove is .85, at 13.5 volts (vehicle power). I would like to make a circuit that would be small enough to connect to the glove, and which would use a digi-opt with up/down switch instead of a rotary potentiometer.
I found this circuit, but I don't know enough to know if it can regulate the .85 amps needed:**broken link removed** (click on picture to go to relevant page)
Other questions:
where do the outputs of Q1 go? I see one is the ground side of the "lamp", but what does the black -> mean?
Sorry for the silly questions!
Tightwad
I also have ADD (I am convinced) so I usually have 5-7 projects going at any one time. I just recently finished a PWM circuit for controlling fan speed on a computer. The circuit was fine, just bigger than I would like for my current project.
I would like to power and regulate a pair of heated gloves or socks individually. typically these are controlled together, but I might wish one hand/foot to be warmer than the other.
Total amp draw per glove is .85, at 13.5 volts (vehicle power). I would like to make a circuit that would be small enough to connect to the glove, and which would use a digi-opt with up/down switch instead of a rotary potentiometer.
I found this circuit, but I don't know enough to know if it can regulate the .85 amps needed:**broken link removed** (click on picture to go to relevant page)
Other questions:
where do the outputs of Q1 go? I see one is the ground side of the "lamp", but what does the black -> mean?
Sorry for the silly questions!
Tightwad