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Jon Slaughter
- Jan 1, 1970
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Is it common for a motor that is configured in an H-Bridge to be shorted out
when it is "freewheeling"(so it no longer is freewheeling)? Does this cause
the motor to loose speed slowing it down and waste power?
Basically I'm talking about what I should do with the low side mosfet when
turning off the high side. If I keep it off then the motor will freewheel if
I turn it on then it will I'll waste energy?
But I have to turn it off to get my mosfet drivers to work.
I guess I can flip the low side mosfet on the other side off too so the
wheel isn't shorted?
when it is "freewheeling"(so it no longer is freewheeling)? Does this cause
the motor to loose speed slowing it down and waste power?
Basically I'm talking about what I should do with the low side mosfet when
turning off the high side. If I keep it off then the motor will freewheel if
I turn it on then it will I'll waste energy?
But I have to turn it off to get my mosfet drivers to work.
I guess I can flip the low side mosfet on the other side off too so the
wheel isn't shorted?