I need to make H-bridge diver for DC motor ?


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    Default I need to make H-bridge diver for DC motor ?

    I have an 110 VDC motor , and i need to build a h-bridge for this motor if anyone have schematics to build or and suggestion or help


    thanks

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    Using one MSK 4227 200 Volts 20 Amps hbridge already assembled with Individual Logic Level Gate Drive Inputs
    should solve your problem.

    See datasheet at this link

    http://www.mskennedy.com/client_imag...les/4227rc.pdf

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    thanks alot for your information, it's a powerful chip that give us our needs, but it's availabe and how I can buy it ?

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    Goto mskennedy site and contact them to check if they sell direct or if they have a distributor near your place.

    http://www.mskennedy.com

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    thanks for replies,
    If one can help me to build this H-bridge using Mosfets and transistors ?
    I need your help

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    This might help.
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    I still think that you should use a ready made hbridge but if you want to try to build it yourself, you can use two IR2148 (low/high side driver) to activate the N-chan & P-chan power mosfet.
    Read the datasheet to learn how to build the hbridge. You can download it @:
    http://www.irf.com/product-info/data...ata/ir2184.pdf

    I suggest you to use fuses and start experimenting at low voltage and low current to learn how easily the hbridge can be shorted.

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    Quote Originally Posted by aratti View Post
    I still think that you should use a ready made hbridge but if you want to try to build it yourself, you can use two IR2148 (low/high side driver) to activate the N-chan & P-chan power mosfet.
    Read the datasheet to learn how to build the hbridge. You can download it @:
    http://www.irf.com/product-info/data...ata/ir2184.pdf

    I suggest you to use fuses and start experimenting at low voltage and low current to learn how easily the hbridge can be shorted.

    Al.
    iugmoh,
    I agree with Al 100%!
    The article I posted is only to shoe you how to build a bridge and some of the problems with doing so.
    Dave
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