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I had the parts on hand, I built this, and it works! I used IRF9540 and IRF540, TIP120 and MJE3055. Now can you tell me, why do you need to make essentially a "triple Darlington?" Is that much gain really necessary? Thanks.
With switching one wants gain. You drive the transistors into saturation. Also I happened to have the parts. This is a lesson in transistor switching as much as being a h-bridge. Given you much to think about? You get an A for the class.
Nice video. One question. If both inputs are low, motor leads are shorted to ground, thus braking. But when both inputs high, both lead also shorted to +ve, i thought that would also brake the motor the same way it does when both inputs low?
Hi sir ...thanks a lot for your great support...I used IRF9450 for high side and 630 for low side ...result was painful and in all condition short circuit was happening...rds of p mos should be 2 times mor than n mos to prevent this situation...but in mor rds cases we have less current ...so can I keeps remain 9450 and parallel 4 630 to have more current?
Hi Lewis, great video. I have a question, with both sides of the motor connected to +12V, wont this act as a break in the same way as connecting both to GND. As both sides are basically just connected to each other but via the +12V rail instead of GND?
@@LewisLoflin With both of the motor terminals connected to the same potential, whatever that is +12V or GND or anything in-between. then the back EMF would cause a breaking effect. I guess you could reproduce this by shorting a motor with a piece of wire and connecting that to the 12V terminal of a battery and see if the motor still resists turning. I think that it will.
Nice video. I guess there is a typo and you are actually using an IRF9630 as your pmos transistor. I'm not sure why you are not bootstrapping the pmos transistors. As shown, if you want to generate a -10V Vgs (required to get the 0.8 Ohm Rdson), you need to drop this in Rg dissipating a lot of power (100 / Rg Watts). The power dissipated by a bootstrap circuit after it initially charges up is only a little more than that required to charge and discharge the gate capacitance. In addition, switching times will be faster with a bootstrap because you don't have the relatively large Rg as part of the time constant...
I'm yet to come across an H bridge circuit with bootstrapping of P channel high side FETs. It isn't required to achieve the desired gate voltage. Not sure about the switching time. Is that an issue?
It depends on how much power the motor is dissipating. If the motor is dissipating a lot of power or if you don't care about efficiency, then the circuit is fine. If the motor isn't dissipating much power and you are interested in efficiency, you will need to use a reasonably large Rgs and this will lead to slow turn on for the nmos transistors based on the time constant from Rgs and the combined gate capacitances. But you're right in the sense that the circuit is simple and will be fine for almost all applications.
what is the value and type of capacitor. which are you using?? And also tell me that which transistors is best for it? can we use it with rf transmitter and receiver & with arduino? and really very awesome video. A big thanks from INDIA.
@@LewisLoflin i want to use this h bridge circuit with rf transmitter and receiver for remote control car but the output current of rf transmitter and receiver is very low. so will it work with low current? if yes then tell me that which transistor or mosfet and optocoupler will be best for my project. And what is the value of rgs??? please tell me.
It won't be unless the two inputs differ. As they normally operate with no input to either side both are switched to ground. So no difference in voltage across poles. Same if both are switched on.
mr Lewis Loflin, thanks for return When I did double check my circuit I noticed that my pnp mosfet connection was not correct. After that I could reach enough values.
for mosfet important gate charge current. for fast switching. how to make maximum current for gate ? I'm making a 50 volt 40 amp bridge. I need a large gate charge current IXTH48P20P TO-3P P-channel IRFP4332PBF, , 250В 57А N-channel can I write you a mail?
What kind of air conditioner circuit? I'm doing one for mine to shut off the system when the room is cooled. Otherwise the blower fan runs all the time.
Sir If I use IRF5210 p channel MOSFET and IRF3205. N channel MOSFET What will be te nominal gate resistor value for this setup To @everyone Is there Anyone who can help me 😢😢😢😢
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One stop shop for H-bridge circuits for use in Arduino cancer toys. I use your website as a primary teaching tool. Nice work. Thank you.
More mostly MOSFET circuits:
High Voltage IGBT H-Bridge Using Photovoltaic Optocouplers
ruclips.net/video/azJo4h-ei6I/видео.html
Arduino Controlled IR2110 Based H-Bridge HV Motor Control
ruclips.net/video/d0r-Yx9R3Zs/видео.html
Build Power MOSFET H-Bridge for Arduino
ruclips.net/video/IjgvKJrAOS4/видео.html
Pt. 1 Interfacing Microcontrollers to CMOS and MOSFET Circuits
ruclips.net/video/XzetdwzcOrY/видео.html
Pt. 2 Simplified CMOS-MOSFET H-Bridge Circuit
ruclips.net/video/rExHPqTUBuA/видео.html
Pt. 3 Tri-State H-Bridge using CD4093B CMOS Circuit
ruclips.net/video/b8O4ihdHx8U/видео.html
Arduino Unipolar Stepper Motor Driver Board with Arduino Code
ruclips.net/video/HTVYiLOY8SQ/видео.html
Pt. 1 Intro. TC4420-TC4429 High Power MOSFET Drivers
ruclips.net/video/5lxxiC1HtBk/видео.html
Pt. 2 TC4420-29 MOSFET Drivers Circuit Examples
ruclips.net/video/-Pmhx_ebJKM/видео.html
Pt. 3 TC4420 MOSFET Driver H-Bridge Circuit
ruclips.net/video/h_0t50j0BxM/видео.html
Related webpages:
www.bristolwatch.com/TC4420/index.htm
www.bristolwatch.com/TC4420/TC4420hb.htm
www.bristolwatch.com/TC4420/TC4420hb2.htm
Well explained, thank you
I liked the shoot through solution !
Useful video
genio total ! thanks !!!!
Will this work with a 600A burst load?
Thx u! I bilding h bridge. 40-60 amps and 48 volts. U help me
I had the parts on hand, I built this, and it works! I used IRF9540 and IRF540, TIP120 and MJE3055. Now can you tell me, why do you need to make essentially a "triple Darlington?" Is that much gain really necessary? Thanks.
With switching one wants gain. You drive the transistors into saturation. Also I happened to have the parts. This is a lesson in transistor switching as much as being a h-bridge. Given you much to think about? You get an A for the class.
what happens during transition, when its halfway between 20v and ground and technically all mosfets are on
You won't be able to cut them all on at once. Switch one side or the other at a time. I've never had a problem with this.
Nice video. One question. If both inputs are low, motor leads are shorted to ground, thus braking. But when both inputs high, both lead also shorted to +ve, i thought that would also brake the motor the same way it does when both inputs low?
I think it will break in a way. From what I've read it adds energy back to the system.
if both low the braking takes time but if both high the brake is fast and good.
Hi sir ...thanks a lot for your great support...I used IRF9450 for high side and 630 for low side ...result was painful and in all condition short circuit was happening...rds of p mos should be 2 times mor than n mos to prevent this situation...but in mor rds cases we have less current ...so can I keeps remain 9450 and parallel 4 630 to have more current?
The right complementary pair is
540 and 9540, try it to solve your problem
Hi Lewis, great video. I have a question, with both sides of the motor connected to +12V, wont this act as a break in the same way as connecting both to GND. As both sides are basically just connected to each other but via the +12V rail instead of GND?
I think ground is break and +Vcc feeds power back to the supply.
@@LewisLoflin With both of the motor terminals connected to the same potential, whatever that is +12V or GND or anything in-between. then the back EMF would cause a breaking effect. I guess you could reproduce this by shorting a motor with a piece of wire and connecting that to the 12V terminal of a battery and see if the motor still resists turning. I think that it will.
@@ChrisPavey85 I'll buy that but the literature is vague on the sunject.
Chris has it right. Any time you connect the two motor leads to the same potential, whether it be 0V or 1000V, you will get the same braking effect.
Hello sir, can you advice me a driver circuit to drive all 4 N type MOSFETs H-Bridge with 24V supply application in a simpler way?
use a gate driver with boot straping and complimentary pwm output , that is the simplest way
sir, when it goes high why the optocoupler voltage becomes 0 ?
I assume you mean high in the input. The photo transistor is switched on dropping the voltage across the collector resistor.
I have a question. The gates of Q1 & Q2 (and Q3 &Q4) have the same voltage so why will switch independently ?
They are differing internal polarities. It is the voltage difference between source and drain.
@@LewisLoflin O.K. Thank you. I understood
Nice video. I guess there is a typo and you are actually using an IRF9630 as your pmos transistor. I'm not sure why you are not bootstrapping the pmos transistors. As shown, if you want to generate a -10V Vgs (required to get the 0.8 Ohm Rdson), you need to drop this in Rg dissipating a lot of power (100 / Rg Watts). The power dissipated by a bootstrap circuit after it initially charges up is only a little more than that required to charge and discharge the gate capacitance. In addition, switching times will be faster with a bootstrap because you don't have the relatively large Rg as part of the time constant...
I'm yet to come across an H bridge circuit with bootstrapping of P channel high side FETs. It isn't required to achieve the desired gate voltage. Not sure about the switching time. Is that an issue?
With supply voltage of 12V and Rgs 10k, power used by the resistor is 1000 times that.
It depends on how much power the motor is dissipating. If the motor is dissipating a lot of power or if you don't care about efficiency, then the circuit is fine. If the motor isn't dissipating much power and you are interested in efficiency, you will need to use a reasonably large Rgs and this will lead to slow turn on for the nmos transistors based on the time constant from Rgs and the combined gate capacitances. But you're right in the sense that the circuit is simple and will be fine for almost all applications.
what is the value and type of capacitor. which are you using?? And also tell me that which transistors is best for it?
can we use it with rf transmitter and receiver & with arduino?
and really very awesome video.
A big thanks from INDIA.
The cap isn't critical. 1000uF. Yes on the Arduino, etc.
@@LewisLoflin i want to use this h bridge circuit with rf transmitter and receiver for remote control car but the output current of rf transmitter and receiver is very low. so will it work with low current? if yes then tell me that which transistor or mosfet and optocoupler will be best for my project. And what is the value of rgs??? please tell me.
What type of transistors are you using?
Check the webpage link. I think IRF630 and IRF9630.
When I try to run this circuit there is no voltage difference between motors poles. How can I fix it?
It won't be unless the two inputs differ. As they normally operate with no input to either side both are switched to ground. So no difference in voltage across poles. Same if both are switched on.
mr Lewis Loflin, thanks for return
When I did double check my circuit I noticed that my pnp mosfet connection was not correct. After that I could reach enough values.
@@dogukanayc2761 Great work.
for mosfet important gate charge current. for fast switching. how to make maximum current for gate ? I'm making a 50 volt 40 amp bridge. I need a large gate charge current IXTH48P20P TO-3P P-channel
IRFP4332PBF, , 250В 57А N-channel can I write you a mail?
MOSFETs are voltage operated not current operated. What kind of large gate charge/voltage?
what is idle power consumption for this scheme?
Vcc / 10K * 2. Or motor voltage divided by 10,000 and for 2 resistors times 2.
@@LewisLoflin I used L293 and it was much worse, around 12 milliamp, vcc=12V
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what is the value of Rgs in circuit?
I used 10K. The value isn't critical.
@@LewisLoflin Hello sir, can you please elaborate why 10K was used for Vgs?
I used 10K.
Pls make a video about inverter air conditioner circuit board
What kind of air conditioner circuit? I'm doing one for mine to shut off the system when the room is cooled. Otherwise the blower fan runs all the time.
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Ich werde den finden
Bitte habt es ,nachgedacht
Sir
If I use
IRF5210 p channel MOSFET and
IRF3205. N channel MOSFET
What will be te nominal gate resistor value for this setup
To @everyone
Is there Anyone
who can help me 😢😢😢😢
The same. The gate resistor serves inlyto switch off the gate.
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