Isopod Ckt Diagrm

[Sanil]

Hi... can anyone help me out with the circuit diagram or the description about how to connect an ISOPOD with the Single H-bridge. Please reply me.. Help me... My mail id is senil9096@yahoo.com

[RMDumse]

Hi Sanil, there were about three of four posts with about the same question, so I approved this first one and removed the others.

Usually, people use the PWM outputs to hook up to H-bridges. This is convenient because of the hardware control of the PWM lines, also because the PWM lines have stronger drive currents than most port or timer lines.

Most H-bridges have one or two inputs A,B and an enable. So you can drive two H-bridges per PWM port if you use a PWM line for an enable.

I usually use PWMA0,1 for A,B on one bridge, PWMA2 for enable on that bridge, then PWMA3 for enable on the second bridge, and PWMA4,5 for A,B on the second bridge.

It would help if we knew what simple H-bridge you were planning to use. Is it one of ours? Our manuals usually have witing diagrams in them. Please advise.

[Sanil]

thanks alot sir... i m using new micros component only.. Isopod SR1 and h-bridege NHIH-0050....m trying to run motor with the help of isopod and h-bridge...

[RMDumse]

The H0050 takes only three wires from the IsoPod(TM). It needs +5V and GND and then one PWM signal. It will then run in Locked Anti-Phase (LAP).

The connector on the H0050 will go


+5V GND PWM +----+
| | | | | | - J3

as explained in detail in the manual

http://www.newmicros.com/store/product_manual/NMIH-0050.pdf

[Sanil]

yes sir i got it.... bt i guess ders a problm wid the code dat m using in FORTH.... its gving sme error...

[Sanil]

my code is compiling on othr device bt d h-bridge and isopod is nt being detected in my laptop... i cnt figure out the reason....

[RMDumse]

I'm sorry, but there's not enough of a description of the problem that I can see how to offer any help.