H-bridge driver circuit composed by the Smart SIPMOS

The BTS412B functions as two high-side power MOSFET switches, while two BU271L (50V, Zhang 1n) serve as low-side switches, forming a bi-directional H-bridge DC motor drive circuit. This configuration is designed for electrical automatic door systems, capable of handling continuous currents up to 6A. The four-leg switches are directly controlled by CMOS logic levels. The two output states of the BTS412B can drive a logical output or a transistor, with an LED indicating the fault status. The left leg midpoint has a resistance of 12kΩ when all four H-bridge switches are turned off, preventing the BTS412B from misinterpreting an open load condition. In the event of an open load, the right BTS412B can detect it and issue a fault signal.

The circuit utilizes the BTS412B high-side power MOSFETs to efficiently manage the direction and power delivery to the DC motor. Each high-side switch is capable of handling significant currents, ensuring robust performance in demanding applications such as automatic doors. The BU271L low-side switches complement the high-side configuration, allowing for complete control over the motor's operation, including forward and reverse motion.

The integration of CMOS logic levels for controlling the H-bridge provides a reliable and efficient means of managing the switching states. This logic interface allows for seamless communication between the control system and the power stage, enabling precise control over the motor's operation. The use of an LED indicator for fault status enhances the system's reliability, providing visual feedback in the event of a malfunction.

The design includes a safety feature whereby the left leg midpoint resistance of 12kΩ acts as a safeguard against misinterpreting an open load condition. This is critical in ensuring that the system does not erroneously assume a fault when the motor is simply not engaged. The right BTS412B's ability to detect actual open load conditions and signal a fault helps maintain the integrity of the system, allowing for timely maintenance or intervention.

Overall, this H-bridge configuration is well-suited for applications requiring bidirectional motor control, with built-in fault detection and robust switching capabilities, making it an ideal choice for automatic door systems. BTS412B as two high-side power MOSFET switch and two BU271L (50v, Zhang 1n) for the low-side switch, can be composed of bi-directional H-bridge DC motor drive circuit shown in Figure 11-1l. The circuit is an electrical automatic doors design, continuous current up to 6A. Four-leg switches are directly controlled by CMOS logic levels. Two BTS412B state output of the logical drive or a transistor, the LED displays the fault status. Left leg midpoint -to-ground resistance when 12ktl four H-bridge switches are turned off, will not be BTS412B mistaken Open load. Once open load occurs, the right of BTS412B can detect it and issue a fault signal.