Dual Motor L298 H-Bridge Motor Control

Summary of Dual Motor L298 H-Bridge Motor Control


This article describes a Dual Motor L298 H-Bridge Control project capable of driving two DC motors or stepper motors. Designed around the ST L298 dual H-Bridge chip, the circuit features current sense resistors, external diode bridge protection, and screw terminal connectors for easy wiring. It supports motor supply voltages from 7 to 46 VDC with an output drive of up to 2 A per channel, including heat-sinking and LED indicators for status monitoring.

Parts used in the Dual Motor L298 H-Bridge Control:

  • Dual H-Bridge L298 chip
  • Current sense resistors
  • External diode bridge
  • Heat-sink
  • Power-On LED indicator
  • Screw terminal connector
  • PCB board

Dual Motor L298 H-Bridge Control project can control two DC motors connected to it. The circuit has been designed around popular dual H-Bridge L298 from ST. This circuit has current sense resistors for both H-bridges to provide voltage which enables this board to use in stepper motor applications.
Specifications

 Dual Motor L298 H-Bridge Motor Control

Motor supply : 7 to 46 VDC
Control Logic Supply : Standard TTL logic level
Output DC drive to motor : up to 2 A each
Current Sense Output available
Enable and direction control pins available
External diode bridge for protection
Heat-sink for IC
Power-On LED indicator
Screw terminal connector for easy input supply (PWR) / output (Motor) connection
Four mounting holes of 3.2 mm each
PCB dimensions 61 mm x 63 mm

 

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Quick Solutions to Questions related to Dual Motor L298 H-Bridge Control:

  • What is the primary function of this project?
    The project controls two DC motors connected to it using a dual H-Bridge design.
  • Can this circuit be used for stepper motor applications?
    Yes, the inclusion of current sense resistors enables the board to be used in stepper motor applications.
  • What is the required motor supply voltage range?
    The motor supply must be between 7 to 46 VDC.
  • How much current can each motor output drive?
    The output DC drive to the motor is up to 2 A for each channel.
  • Does the circuit include protection against electrical issues?
    Yes, it features an external diode bridge for protection.
  • How are the input and output connections made?
    It uses screw terminal connectors for easy input supply and output motor connections.
  • What logic level does the control supply require?
    The control logic supply requires standard TTL logic level.

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I am an experienced technical writer holding a Master's degree in computer science from BZU Multan, Pakistan University. With a background spanning various industries, particularly in home automation and engineering, I have honed my skills in crafting clear and concise content. Proficient in leveraging infographics and diagrams, I strive to simplify complex concepts for readers. My strength lies in thorough research and presenting information in a structured and logical format.

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