99-0790 “Non-CAN” H-Bridge Module
99-0790 "Non-CAN” H-Bridge Module - Previously: 99-HB30
Trombetta’s “Non-CAN” (Automotive) H-Bridge Module has an operating voltage of 12V to 24V, a (sourcing) continuous output current of 20A, and has built in short circuit and overload protection along with reverse battery and voltage transient protection. This solid state H-Bridge module is designed for harsh duty with an integrated automotive connector interface that delivers superior ingress protection while meeting the functional demands of the mobile equipment market.
Operation:
This device is used to reverse the direction of a load like an actuator, valve, or motor.
• In stopped mode, both outputs are disconnected from battery and ground
• In ‘forward’ mode, output 1 is connected to battery and output 2 is connected to ground
• In ‘reverse’ mode, output 1 is connected to ground and output 2 is connected to battery
• In ‘dynamic high braking’ mode, both outputs are connected to battery.
• In ‘dynamic low braking’ mode, both outputs are connected to ground
Product Features:
• 12V or 24V nominal voltage range
• 20A (sourcing) continuous output current
• PWM range of 5Hz to 5000Hz
• 0.1% duty cycle increments
• IP67 rated
• -40°C to 105°C operating temp. range
• Reverse battery protection
• Short circuit / overload protection
• Voltage transient protection
• Auto baud rate detection 125Kbps – 1Mkbps
• LED output polarity status
• Poka Yoke mounting
Literature:
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For California customers: Prop 65 WARNING: This product may have been manufactured with or uses components that can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.