This is probably a very odd question but yeah.
I'm trying to use a H-Bridge to switch the polarity given to two poles given a 0-5volt input.
The idea is to send serial data down a squarewave "ac" line by flipping the voltage and then on the other side using a diode to cut out the reverse flow leaving with pure data. And reconstituting the power voltage with a bridge rectifier.
The problem I'm having is that Logic Inverters do not give enough power output to drive the two transistors on one side of the H-Bridge. I've tried using another transistor to gain up the current, but that doesn't work.
To be honest, I'm not sure if this is even possible but it should be!
I'm trying to use a H-Bridge to switch the polarity given to two poles given a 0-5volt input.
The idea is to send serial data down a squarewave "ac" line by flipping the voltage and then on the other side using a diode to cut out the reverse flow leaving with pure data. And reconstituting the power voltage with a bridge rectifier.
The problem I'm having is that Logic Inverters do not give enough power output to drive the two transistors on one side of the H-Bridge. I've tried using another transistor to gain up the current, but that doesn't work.
To be honest, I'm not sure if this is even possible but it should be!