Tiny H-Bridge Drivers | Mechanical 7 Segment Display

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In this video, I will cover the basics of an H-bridge and show you how I will be using it to control the segments. Finally, I will introduce you to some of the H-bridges in tiny packages available in the market.
This is part 2 of 3 where I will be improving the Mechanical 7-Segment Display. In the previous video, I showed you how I created coils in KiCad using a python script.
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[@Saurabh_Shelke]

Your PCB design is like creating a masterpiece bro 🔥 waiting for the next video 🤩 ...keep it up 👍

[@IndoorGeek]

Thank you so much 😀

[@manojachrekar7327]

Awesome 👌🏻waiting for the next video

[@IndoorGeek]

Thank you!

[@fixfaxerify]

Cool! I've been looking for a hand solderable dual h bridge myself for relay control on a copycat transistor tester board for the Analog Discovery scope. I like things I can solder and desolder with a regular iron, but I guess I could try the inverted hot iron reflow method :)

[@padmalayarawal3091]

That's great 🙃

[@IndoorGeek]

Thank you!

[@vipulkamble9702]

You have to reball the ic and then place it on Pcb without ppd paste

[@egeatilla5308]

Very nice, simple and pretty. I missed what those large PCBs are, maybe from a previous part of the project?

[@IndoorGeek]

Thank you!
The PCBs are from the UVC Sterilizer build!