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Stepper motors have become the motor of choice in a variety of open loop applications where accuracy, repeatability and maintenance-free operation rather than high speed and acceleration are key.

Toshiba's stepper motor ICs combine drive capability with functions that allow control overhead to be offloaded from the host microcontroller. The devices feature internal PWM current control and offer drive modes for 1/2, 1/8 and 1/16 step operation. Parts with selectable mixed decay modes allow designers to minimise both audible noise and vibration by minimising PWM ripple on the microstepping output.

The advantages of Micro Stepping
 

 

 

Stepper Drivers

Documents

Peak motor bridge voltage [V]

Ron Ω Typ. (H + L) #

Output peak current [A]

Nr. of stepper motors

PWM support

Input Interface

Package

Comment

PB

DS

AN

TB62206FG

40

1.1

1.8

1

Yes

Phase

HSOP20

1/2 step, mixed decay, separate Vref for each phase

TB62208BFG

40

1.2

1,8

1

Yes

Phase

QFN48

1/2 step, mixed decay, seperate Vref for each phase

TB62209FG

40

1.1

1.8

1

Yes

Clock-In

HSOP36

1/16 step, mixed decay,

TB62213FG/FNG/FTG

   

40

0.6

3

1

Yes

Phase-In

HSOP28/ HTSSOP48/ QFN48

W1-2 (1/4 step); Over current and thermal protection

TB62215FG/FNG/FTG

   

40

0.6

3

1

Yes

Clock-In

HSOP28/ HTSSOP48/ QFN48

W1-2 (1/4 step); Over current and thermal protection

TB6560AHQ/AFG

40

0.6

3.5

1

Yes

Clock-In

HZIP25/ THQFP64

1/16 step, mixed decay,

TB6562ANG/AFG

40

1.5

1.5

1

Yes

Phase

NDIP24/ SSOP30

Separate Vref for each phase,

TB6608FNG

15

1.5

0.8

1

Yes

Clock-In

SSOP20

µ-stepping, 2W1-2phase and more driving schemes, mixed decay, constant current chopping

PB = Product Brief
DS = Datasheet
AN = Application Note

# Combined resistance of upper and lower parts of the bridge.
 

 

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