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Tireless search for a small 5A H-Bridge

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Catwell over 15 years ago
I need a small H-bridge option, similar to this Maxim 1A H-Bridge IC, but could handle at least 4A, ideally 5A. It doesn't have to be in a 8-SOIC package, but I do not want a 2"x2" PCB version either. A single chip would be best.
 
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This will be for a stepper/servo motor driver, ultimately.
 
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    0 Former Member over 12 years ago

    This topic belongs in group Motion control.

     

    I may supply you with transistors for 2A, 3A, 6A or 7A.

    30V.

    The smaller ones come in pairs per chip (2 not connected transistors), or full bridge on one chip (4 readily interconnected transistors).

    The bigger ones - 2 per chip.

    Size of a chip is about 3mm.

     

    Why build your own controller? Why not use what is already manufactured?

    I may provide a full controller on a PCB.

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    0 Former Member over 12 years ago

    This topic belongs in group Motion control.

     

    I may supply you with transistors for 2A, 3A, 6A or 7A.

    30V.

    The smaller ones come in pairs per chip (2 not connected transistors), or full bridge on one chip (4 readily interconnected transistors).

    The bigger ones - 2 per chip.

    Size of a chip is about 3mm.

     

    Why build your own controller? Why not use what is already manufactured?

    I may provide a full controller on a PCB.

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