This project aims to simulate and analyze DC motor speed control using a transistor. A transistor is used to switch the motor current in response to a control signal from a potentiometer, varying the motor's average voltage and thus controlling speed. The transistor switches the motor current at a constant frequency while varying the duty cycle to control speed. Components include a transistor, battery, resistors, potentiometer, DC motor, and PCB. Rotating the potentiometer creates a varying voltage across the transistor's gate, which then adjusts the motor voltage accordingly. This allows for smooth, low-cost speed control of the DC motor.