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PWM solenoid
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6 years 6 months ago #34719
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You would have to use a labscope. Or, eliminate the PWM aspect by manually powering it.
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6 years 6 months ago #34723
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Use a volt meter. Check to make sure that voltage does not drop while under a load.
This is the video that helped me understand voltage drops. This is the video that changed my life.
This is the video that helped me understand voltage drops. This is the video that changed my life.
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