rs14smith
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Okay so I placed the diode back in the circuit, but running into the issue I had earlier when I stuck it in the circuit as you'll see in the attached schematic:
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When I hooked up a multimeter to it, the volts (ex. 2.30pV) were so low that I doubt the motor would even move at all, but I believe with Multisim, the LEDs will turn on no matter how low or high the voltage is....my theory..
Here is the circuit with two multimeters hooked up, and as you can see, one side of the motor will continue to run while the other is not running, and both switches are down, so that's not right at all Hmmm what could be wrong...
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When I hooked up a multimeter to it, the volts (ex. 2.30pV) were so low that I doubt the motor would even move at all, but I believe with Multisim, the LEDs will turn on no matter how low or high the voltage is....my theory..
Here is the circuit with two multimeters hooked up, and as you can see, one side of the motor will continue to run while the other is not running, and both switches are down, so that's not right at all Hmmm what could be wrong...
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