Electronic control circuit for bi-directional motion

Electricity: motive power systems – Motor-reversing – Armature or primary circuit control

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318257, 318258, H02P 122

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ABSTRACT:
The disclosure provides an electronic motor control circuit which switches and amplifies to control a bi-directional electric motor, using a symmetrical circuit, each half of which consists of five transistors. The circuit has a logic level input and motor driving power output using, for control in each direction: an input transistor; a control transistor turned on and off by the input transistor; two matched, complementary motor drive transistors (at opposite terminals of the motor) turned on and off simultaneously by the control transistor; and a lockout transistor, also actuated by the control transistor, which is operatively connected to one of the motor drive transistors in the other half of the system to prevent short circuiting.

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