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15-07-2007, 17:17
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Re: LMD18201
 I just noticed something.....If I had the Direction Pin(3) hooked up the the PWM signal, and have the PWM Pin(5) hooked onto logic high, this way I use only PWM for direction and magnitude control. according to the Logic chart, I would be switching from (Source 1, Sink 2) to (Sink1 , Source 2) back and forth. Isn't that bad for the motor controller? I would be switching high currents at high frequencies....  |
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