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  1. General Electrical Discussion
    I'm currently an apprentice, and doing well with my company, and generally I tend to be a pretty quick and efficient worker. For that reason, I've been sent to a particular site for a period to work with the suite rough-in crew of a condo building, which the foreman tells me has been working...
    efficiency management peers productivity speed
  2. Tools, Equipment and New Products
    Anybody has experience with Fluke 375? It's a true RMS meter and I am concerning about the reading responding time, especially when read the current from the clamp. I need some advice before I buy this clamp meter. I am an electrician working in manufacture sector. Currently, I have 2 Ideal...
    fluke 375 speed true rms
  3. General Electrical Discussion
    HI, In the video below, the user has four stepper motors that he/she is controlling at random speeds. I want to do exactly what's in the video(though maybe a tiny bit faster than the motors in the video) and only with one motor. I want my motors speed to be controlled randomly as it is done in...
    control motor random speed stepper
  4. PLCs, VFDs, Motors and Controls
    I have a 120 V, AC motor, 5.5 Amp that has a capacitor on it and I want to control it's speed with this controller (The Speedster) but the capacitor overheats. Would it be safe to operate this motor without the capacitor to avoid overheating it?
    control controller motor speed
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