Re: [WheelCommander] WC-132
Pete,
I wish you would disregard the message from Milton
I do have two H-Bridges with HIP4081A and 8 MOSFETS it took a long time to
build these
and experimenting I do intent to use theme on your WC-132
Regards, Hank van Buuren
----- Original Message -----
From: "Pete Skeggs" <plskeggs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "WC-132 WheelCommander Controller Support List"
<wheelcommander@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, November 28, 2009 8:40 PM
Subject: Re: [WheelCommander] WC-132
Milton Street wrote:
I may be wrong, but wouldn't using a HIP-4080A (instead of the HIP-4081A)
be able to directly connect with 3 lines directly to the WC-132 (for each
motor control side)?
I was answering Hank's question directly, not questioning his purchase.
He said he already had the H-bridges.
For the motors he wants to use he needs a really high current H-bridge.
So, Pete, maybe you could give him some other alternative "high power"
H-bridge (or H-bridge driver chip) solutions that do not require adding
even more extra logic circuitry.
This is a support list for the WC-132, not a general discussion list for
me to solve everyone's robot problems for free. If you have a suggestion,
great, I'm sure he'd like to hear it.
It would be much nicer if he could use something simpler that could
connect directly (with 3 lines per side) to the WC-132 (like some of the
lower power H-bridge chips that are mentioned in the Wizard manual).
Yes, obviously, but that's not what Hank said he had on hand.
My main concern with what he's trying to do though is the lack of proper
over-current and over-heat protection with a "home built" H-bridge for
that high power level.
I don't know that it is home built. Hank, did you buy these preassembled,
and if so, what part number are they?
So, Pete, if you've got any kind of "low cost" solution that might work
better (or easier) for Hank I'm sure he'd appreciate any suggestions you
could give him.
I don't have any off hand. Do you?
-Pete
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