there is no standard circuit to start from. i was hoping something as simple as a 555 ic and it'll be controlling the H bridge mentioned in the other post. for simplicity i just built a standard h bridge for now out of uprated parts, the H-bridge and the P.w.m. will be a separate chip from the...
large 1:4 scale r/c car and use a LOT of current the difference in the internal resistance was becoming a problem in heating, and srry it was n types just i was typeing without thinking
i'm using p type mosfets for an r/c cars h bridge controller (the two n types have been replaced with p types because of their lower internal resistance) and was wondering if there is a way to do it without voltage pump circuits that stills alllows a P.W.M. torque controller.
not series parallel
you are using the cap to store the active power from inductor effect of the motor windings and supply it back as reactive power. so the capacitor has to be in parallel