Apparatus for triggering a DC motor with a protective circuit pr

Electricity: motive power systems – Limitation of motor load – current – torque or force

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318439, 361 23, H02P7/00

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059031212

ABSTRACT:
In a method for triggering a DC motor through an integrated H-bridge circuit by using a control circuit and an apparatus for carrying out the method, a high-side transistor switch or a low-side transistor switch associated with each motor terminal, or both of the transistor switches, are each controlled or regulated to a conductive state by a respective guard circuit, if and as long as a potential at a motor terminal is or falls below a predetermined value. Each guard circuit has a biased transistor with a conductive state in which the associated transistor switches are made conducting through a current mirror.

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