additional info...
i connect the forward and reverse point to a small servo motor circuit that ived removed the small dc motor inside. the brand of the servo is sanwa, and it has ground pin. so i connect the ground pin to the h-bridge ground point.
thanx.
Need Help on High Current H Bridge
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13th August 2005 12:40 AM #1pidot
Need Help on High Current H Bridge
hi....
my project is to build a mobile robot consists of 4 brushed dc motor whereas 2 for the left side that will be running together and 2 for the right side. my problem is with the motor driver.
i wish to build a h bridge that can drive 2 dc brushed motor (usually used as a car power window motor) and connected the h bridge to a servo motor circuit (after removing the small dc motor inside). the gearing system from the power window motor being removed, so the shaft of the motor will be directed to a tyre.
ive built some h bridge but most of them using both p and n channel mosfet. the problem is, i cant find a high ampere p channel at my place. but its not a problem for a n channel mosfet.
attach is the one of it that ive built. but it cannot last for long. after 20 minutes running the mosfet will burnt out. do not know how. i used a very big heat sink.
thanx for helping me.......
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13th August 2005 12:53 AM Thread Starter #2pidot
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13th August 2005 11:48 AM #3ikalogic
how much current do you need?
have you tried the l293D load driver ic? it can drive, in ceratin conditions, up to 4A... (if you connect the 4 channels in parallel....)0Ibrahim Kamal
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14th August 2005 12:35 AM #4panic mode
i wouldn't consider 4A high current. dc motors used in car seats and doors draw easily 5-6 Amp with no load,
8-12 Amp with light load and stall current can be much higher (25Amp or more).
we build machines for automotove industry and as such we get lots of
samples of power seats, power windows etc. since we get them as surplus, we used to play with them. note that these motors are light duty, they are designed to run for only few seconds. they can be ok but they are far from perfect. one guy was using them to motorize toy car that originally was peddal-powered. it worked great... for about 15-20minutes.
if you want something that will run much longer, look for better quality motor such as windshield wiper. they are much better, designed to work continuously.0
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14th August 2005 08:11 AM Thread Starter #5pidot
thanx for the help...
just to detail what im doing....
i want to build a mobile robot driven by 4 power window motor....
i haved remove the gear from the motor...thats mean only the shaft that directly from the motor being used....it is as my theory to make it run faster....
my plan is to control 2 of the modified motor with 1 h-bridge....
another thing is, my robot would be plus minus 18kg.
im using lead acid battery, 12v 7500mAH...
any comment on it...0
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15th August 2005 12:05 AM Thread Starter #6pidot
ive done building this circuit using 1rfz44. firstly it work perfectly. but the second time i tried it, it cannot work..... why? the mosfet is very hot...
thanx..0
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15th August 2005 04:00 AM #7Oznog
What freq are you running it at?
0I thought what I'd do was I'd pretend I was one of those deaf-mutes.
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15th August 2005 06:26 PM #8Elektor
use Maxim motor driver
you can use maxim motor drivers which are available upto 6 Amp of current capacity,which I think is quite enough to drive motors
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20th August 2005 05:00 AM #9dav es tech
I dont see what turns off the mosfets, suspect they turn off too slow
try totem pole driver or high side driver chip0
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22nd August 2005 07:55 AM Thread Starter #10pidot
hi
dav es tech
just dont get what u saying....and other thing, it is hard to find a high current mosfet driver at my place.
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