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That is what i thought, but the that is what the specs call for. Here is a link to the specs.
**broken link removed**
Maybe H-Bridge is not the best solution?
That is what i thought, but the that is what the specs call for. Here is a link to the specs.
**broken link removed**
Maybe H-Bridge is not the best solution?
NO, H-bridge is ok. I think they are talking about what is needed to drive this unit. So you can create an H bridge driver with t he sinewave bursts on the output. It is sinewave outputs as the "driver" of this unit. Of course, the input to the bridge will be the usual squarewaves. Those specs are not trying to tell you how to make the driver just what the driver needs to output to properly interface with the unit.
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