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Re: motor drivers
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Sat, 22 Feb 1997 00:55:31 GMT
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Prabal Dutta <prabal@+stopspam+dmsc.com>
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David,
You can replace the L293 on your MiniBoard with the TI SN754410 with no
adverse effects. The two chips are pin-for-pin compatible.
- Prabal
Dostald wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> I am running some motors from a Mini Board and I want to up the current
> output of the board. I have noticed that the motor drivers on the MB
> are the L293 chips just like the Handy Board. Now if the 1 Amp motor
> chips that many Handy Board vendors now install as OEM are just a plug
> and play substitution for the L293s, can I then just swap the L293s on
> my MB for the 1 Amp chips and get the desired result? I know that this
> is not the Mini Board mailing list, but I'm hoping that some of those
> who have used MBs before will know this answer....or at least tell me
> that if I try it nothing is likely to blow up.
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> Thanks,
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> David
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Prabal Dutta Tel: (614) 299-2566
Digital Micro Systems, Corp. FAX: (614) 299-2939
PO Box 3579 e-mail: prabal@dmsc.com
Columbus OH 43210-0579 WWW: http://www.dmsc.com
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| Hi all, I am running some motors from a Mini Board and I want to up the current output of the board. I have noticed that the motor drivers on the MB are the L293 chips just like the Handy Board. Now if the 1 Amp motor chips that many Handy Board (...) (28 years ago, 21-Feb-97, to lugnet.robotics.handyboard)
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