Digital Display Panel PWM Motor Speed Controller for DC Motors The Digital Display Panel PWM Motor Speed Controller is designed to drive DC motors from 6 to 60 V DC with a continuous current rating up to 30 A. It uses pulse width modulation (PWM) to provide smooth and precise speed control, while a built in digital display offers real time monitoring of operating parameters. Slow start and stop functions help protect motors and mechanical systems, and the speed change time is adjustable to suit your application. Key benefits Precise speed control with PWM for smooth acceleration, steady operation, and gentle deceleration. Real time feedback via the digital display to monitor speed, voltage and current during operation. Slow start and slow stop reduce mechanical stress, noise, and electrical peak currents. Wide voltage compatibility from 6 to 60 V DC, suitable for a range of DC motors. current capacity up to 30 A, enabling use with moderately sized motors. Compact panel module designed for easy integration into control boxes, panels, or compact enclosures. Key attributes Functionality: PWM motor speed control with a digital display, slow start/stop, and adjustable speed change time. Compatibility: Supports DC motors up to 30 A and input voltage in the 6–60 V DC range. Size and form factor: Compact panel module suitable for mounting within control panels or equipment enclosures. Construction and durability: Designed as a panel mounted control module for reliable operation in motor control applications. Performance: Provides smooth speed transitions, reliable PWM regulation, and adjustable timing for ramping speed. Specifications at a glance Input voltage range: 6 to 60 V DC Continuous current rating: up to 30 A Control type: PWM Display: digital display for real time parameters Start/stop behavior: slow start and slow stop Speed change timing: adjustable Applications and use cases Robotics and automation projects that require precise DC motor speed control and real time monitoring of performance. Small belt conveyors, hidden automation stations, or test benches where smooth acceleration and controlled deceleration reduce wear and improve product handling. Educational labs, hobbyist prototyping, and demonstrations that benefit from visible speed readouts and adjustable ramp timing for motor experiments. Notes for integration Install between the power supply and the DC motor to regulate speed via PWM while providing real time display feedback. Ensure wiring and connectors are rated for the 6–60 V DC range and up to 30 A to maintain performance and safety. Use the adjustable speed change time to match your motor's mechanical load and desired ramp characteristics for operation.