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04-09-2010, 16:20
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Re: reverse-voltage protection
Oh, I was thinking MOSFETs were more like JFETs. That's too bad.
That means in order to have a controller that wouldn't care which side you hooked up the power, you'd need to use JFETs and pre-amplify the signal from the H-bridge drivers. (Supplying power to all this would require a bridge rectifier on both sides) That's a pain. |
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