On Thursday 12 November 2020 20:50:10 Dave Cole wrote:

> Gene,
>
> Where did you buy that H bridge board ?  Ebay ?
>
> Dave

Yes, Thats a BTS7960 board. I tried it out tonight, ran the motor at 
about half speed for about half an hour. No detectable heating of the 
motor or the device. Running on a 350 watt 24 volt switcher. Found I 
needed to do some work on the hal file as I was only getting encoder B 
output back into the 5i25 encoder.01. Probably have an is_output being 
applied to one of the gpio's that is an input on the bob. But by then I 
was beat, so that is tomorrows troubleshooting job. For a full test I 
need to dummy up a hone switch for an index on the the motor since its 
not yet mounted on the BS-1. Need to figure out how to put one on it 
that is still out of the way and protected. Someplace behind the front 
disk I think, and detect a passing screw with an ATS-667 should work ok.  
Just have the find the giddy-up to do it. I'm finding that with a 30% 
pump, my giddy-up goes away too easy.  That and make a couple saddles to 
put the motor in strong enough it won't get knocked coocoo by the choker 
straps I handle the BS-1 with as its about 200 lbs with the motor and 
160mm 3 jaw mounted.

Take care and stay well, Dave.

> > Its taken way too long, but I may have found the driver I need.
> > Miniature board and heat sink for about $13/copy.  Has a pair of
> > Infineon BTS7960B chips on a pcb about 1.5" square, rated for up to
> > 45 volts and 43 amps for each chip and 2 make a full H-bridge. From
> > the looks, its not the datasheet hookup, but has a 74HCT244 in tsop
> > style for an input buffer. Looks like it needs a ground and 5 volts,
> > and probably an enable input, and up and down pwms, mode 2 IOW.
> > Needless to say, no example hookups are to be had. But I'm prowling
> > around in googles output now.  Found them:
> >
> > <https://www.handsontec.com/dataspecs/module/BTS7960%20Motor%20Drive
> >r.pdf>
> >
> > Interestingly, this one is stated to only be good till 27 volts, not
> > the infineon 45 volts. Bridge chips are labeled with an extra B. 
> > 2nd grade stuffs? Probably. I'll advise how it works when I get it
> > wired up.

See above, its going to work great once the encoder and pid are 
programmed.

> > Cheers, Gene Heskett
>
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Cheers, Gene Heskett
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