At 07:15 PM 12/9/04 -0800, you wrote:
>dear all:
>
>i m using bascom AVR and AtMega8535 chip to program to switching the 4
>mosfet on off in a Hbridge cct. i want to generate ac squarewave output
>from the Hbridge cct but i cant get it because it look like not square
>completely.the output is to control a motor(15V 2A) in 50 Hz.
<snip>
>
> one output is to 2 mosfet. can anyone suggest other command other
> than the above one? coz the timing may be not accurate.later i want to
> switching 12 mosfet so i cant use PWM command.
I don't follow you here. If it is still an H bridge than the number of
MOSFETs in it isn't particularly relevant to whether or not you use a
PWM. The only other interpretation I make of this would involve a 6 phase
setup and that seems irregular as well.
>
>(2) have anyone use IR2110 mosfet driver before.i am using it now but it
>is complicated in connection. i need to connect the chip to optocoupler to
>mosfet driver and then to the mosfet.
You are using an optocoupler to drive a 2110? That seems ummm...,
unusual... Is your motor power supply floating relative to your control
power supply?
Also 50Hz strikes me as awfully slow for a 2110 unless you are running a
floating power supply for the high side gate drive.
Robert
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Re: [AVR-Chat] Hbridge cct
2004-12-10 by Robert Adsett
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