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Motor drivers

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From: Mike Blackwell
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1991 22:12
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Last week I asked about sources for motor drivers. Several people expressed
interest in the results. Here's an interesting hybrid driver that does
exactly what I want: Composite Modules Inc. HH0810 half H-bridge power
driver. Looks like a slightly overgrown TO-220 package with 5 leads and a
heat sink tab. Drives 20-100 volts at continuous 8 amps, 12 amp peak. Inputs
are +V, Gnd, source and sink drive (TTL/CMOS compatible), and one output.
Very nice little package. They also make a full H-bridge, and some stepper
motor controllers. Will be coming out with a triple half H, for three-phase
motors, soon. CMI (Attleboro MA) 508-226-6969.
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From: mkb@rover.ri.cmu.edu (Mike Blackwell)
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Subject: Motor drivers
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Date: 25 Mar 91 22:12:15 GMT
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