??? 10/19/06 22:00 Read: times |
#126781 - lets put it this way Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Assume the top 2 mosfets are no 1 and 3 and the buttom mosfets are 2 and 4 and the motor connected across the center of 1 and 2 from one side and 3 and 4 from other side. if you need to move forward you turn mosfets 1 and 4 on so that current flows rotating the motor in one direction at full speed. If u need to reduce speed you keep mosfet 1 on while switching mosfet 4 on and off with the required duty cycle to control speed.
If you need to reverse direction you switch mosfet 3 on while mosfet one on and off with pwm. Dont forget the soft start and you can do current sensing for protection. Mahmood |
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