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H-bridge is common circuit used for applications where there is a need to reverse the direction of current flow. Such application is for example: reversible motor control.
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H-bridges and stall current
What Brendan said.
However, there is an out if you want to reach for it: once you have determined the actual stall current for your situation, from the motor armature resistance, supply voltage, an …
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