Bidirectional Rotation of an Induction Motor with Remote Control Device

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The microcontroller receives the infrared signal from the IR remote, the code of which is identified by the receiver to operate a set of relays. The relays switches ON/OFF the appropriate relay to power a split phase induction motor to achieve desired direction by interchanging leading supply phase from the main winding to the auxiliary winding. Please note that a single phase induction motor can be procured at an extra cost over the kit cost. Note: As per government security norms, batteries would not be included in the kit.

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