H-Bridge Contoller

Are you using it as a pwm fwd/reverse speed control, or just as an onfwd-off-onreverse switch/relay?

The H-Bridge is used as a relay to cycle a low resistance load from 8 to -8V, in a square wave type signal. During testing I am using a 0.5 and a 2 Ohm power resistors to simulate different amounts of load. I can create two pulsed signals using the f.g. and diodes to trigger the bridge, but one logical input signal has a negative sign, which is not activiating one side of the bridge. The "off" time for the bridge should be negligible, I am trying to switch directly from fwd to reverse. I can supply a schematic of the bridge if necessary. thanks!

just as an switch/relay as you said, basically I am driving a low resistance load that needs to be cycled from 8 to -8 V, with about 10 Amps of current. The load has negigible capacitance, and I am using a 2 Ohm and 0.5 Ohm power resistors. to simulate the load during testing. I have a f.g. that can provide two logical input pulses via a square wave and diodes, but the only problem is that one of the logical inputs is negative, which is causing me problems. Also, I may have to vary the driving voltage from 1 to 8V. do you need a schematic?Thanks for the interest.

Schematic would help. If you have N chan mosfets on the top and the bottom, the 'top' one needs to get its gate really pulled up to turn on. Or you could have a 'complementary' rig where the top gate (P chan) get pulled down to turn on, and the bottom is N chan and the gate gets pulled up to turn on. What volts from the f.g. and what batt volts on the bridge?

The schematic can be found here

Looks like you put a pos pulse on A to put out pos volts, or you put the pos pulse on B to put out neg volts. Need to have the jumpers in the 2-3 position. So you need a spdt switch from the fg to A and B or an inverter from A to B, so they are opposite from each other.

Exactly