Hi,
I've finally resolved the problems with the IBT-2 (BTS7960) H bridge - It turned out I was sent a faulty module
I'd like to take advantage of the protection features which the BTS7960 chips have, such as overcurrent, shortcircuit etc. Does the module need to be connected in a certain way to take advantage of this?
I've currently got it connected to my Arduino as described below in usage one:
As with all the examples I've found online, R_IS and L_IS are not connected, but I believe these are the current sensing/fault pins. Do these need to be connected to my Arduino for the protection features to work - and if so, how?
I've attached the datasheet to this post if anyone can help with this. Page 13 describes the protection functions but I'm still unclear on how it should be connected.
Many thanks
Michael
I've finally resolved the problems with the IBT-2 (BTS7960) H bridge - It turned out I was sent a faulty module
I'd like to take advantage of the protection features which the BTS7960 chips have, such as overcurrent, shortcircuit etc. Does the module need to be connected in a certain way to take advantage of this?
I've currently got it connected to my Arduino as described below in usage one:
As with all the examples I've found online, R_IS and L_IS are not connected, but I believe these are the current sensing/fault pins. Do these need to be connected to my Arduino for the protection features to work - and if so, how?
I've attached the datasheet to this post if anyone can help with this. Page 13 describes the protection functions but I'm still unclear on how it should be connected.
Many thanks
Michael
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