Motor drive circuit and motor drive system using the same

Electricity: motive power systems – Braking

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318293, 3073031, H01L 2500, H02P 308

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052870472

ABSTRACT:
A motor drive circuit, in which a first transistor at a drive stage, a second transistor at an output stage to be driven by the first transistor and a third transistor downstream the output stage for a short braking operation are formed in a common substrate or a common well of the substrate, a region of either a P type or an N type in either the substrate or the well is connected with the first transistor via a conductor so that a parasitic transistor is formed in which the substrate or the well serves as its base, whereby a current flowing from the first transistor to the second transistor during the short braking operation is sinked by turning on the parasitic transistor.

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