I've built a Tilden H-bridge and now it only goes in one direction. Can anyone help?
Eljin
I've built a Tilden H-bridge and now it only goes in one direction. Can anyone help?
Eljin
try this website
I'm intending to fix it so I can build more of the same type.
That circuit is wierd. The input waveform is fed to the "direction" pin.
See the truth table in the data sheet
The duty cycle of the input waveform is supposed to control the speed and direction. 50% duty cycle is stop. > 50% is forward.
It's a power hog, drawing full power when stopped. Not suitable for battery driven applications.
John Nagle
maybe worth getting copies of all their docs as they are closing down
see the message (posted below) Titled Commlinx.com.au closing message id
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