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Its a general question...and I don´t know what you specifically mean.
You surely read the datasheet.
Then you saw, that the difference between IR2110 and IR2113 is the max. power high side voltage.
Because you choose IR2113 I assume you work with voltage above 500V. (be careful with those high voltage!!)
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About "full bridge":
Did you look into a single "full bridge" design to see how it works?
Try it on your own: just do a small hand sketch how you decide to connect a full bridge with IR2113.
After it - if there are still exist some doubts - please feel free to to ask a "specific" question.
My answer: It depends on what you really want. So: yes and no.
Hi
Thanks for your reply Klaus.
I attach my schematic below, I am trying to drive a DC motor by using an analog voltage input. i use NE555 to generate 50% pulse and then by RC network i convert it to traingular waveform. the i use LM324 to compare this waveform with analog input to generate PWM signal. i use IR2113 for gate drive of n-channel mosfet. when i change analog voltage inuput the DC motor speed remain constant, is there any problem in my circuit?
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