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  • "Exposing a Flaw: Shoot-Through" describes the serious problem with that circuit, especially when pulsed
  • Above is an improved version of the circuit, which is now PWM compatible. PWM, coast mode, and the capability to avoid shoot-through are provided by adding a fifth MOSFET (labeled Q5) to the source/ground connections of Q1 and Q3.
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  • By default at power-up, the circuit is in coast mode. To brake, set IN A to 0 V, IN B to 0 V, and Q5 to 5 V. To spin clockwise, set IN A to 5 V, IN B to 0 V, and Q5 to 5 V. To spin counterclockwise, set IN A to 0 V, IN B to 5 V, and Q5 to 5 V. At any time you can return to coast by applying 0 V to Q5. Or, you can apply pulses of 0 V/5 V/0 V/5 V (and so on) to control the speed. The more time spent at 5 V, the faster the motor will spin. Whenever you change modes, if you set Q5 to 0 V before making changes to IN A and IN B (and then set Q5 back to 5 V or pulsing) there will be no shoot-through.
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    This secret page is for owners of the book, Intermediate Robot Building. On this page, you'll find updates, corrections, and source files. Thank you for buying the book!
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