Good Morning All
can someone tell me if it's possible to use a H bridge type chip
to drive a pair of thyristors in the manor shown in the attached word doc.
there are 2 inputs
one controlling the which thyristor is on and off
and second input doing PWM.(power control when on)
the two outputs will drive the thyristors gates
I want to use a H bridge to safe guard against shoot through etc.
the application is to run a pair of high current/voltage thyristors for AC TIG welding(running from two independent dc supplies --batteries))
have included a Tina Ti TSC file zipped up
thanks
David
can someone tell me if it's possible to use a H bridge type chip
to drive a pair of thyristors in the manor shown in the attached word doc.
there are 2 inputs
one controlling the which thyristor is on and off
and second input doing PWM.(power control when on)
the two outputs will drive the thyristors gates
I want to use a H bridge to safe guard against shoot through etc.
the application is to run a pair of high current/voltage thyristors for AC TIG welding(running from two independent dc supplies --batteries))
have included a Tina Ti TSC file zipped up
thanks
David
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