Stepping Motor Driver ICs

Toshiba combines leading-edge and original technologies a with an advanced process to offer solutions to satisfy customers' needs and issues. An extensive line up of stepping motor driver ICs in a variety of specifications and package types support higher energy efficiency, reduced heat and improved reliability.

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Drop-in Compatible Two-Phase Bipolar Stepping Motor Driver ICs

TB67S580FNG/TB67S581FNG

  • Drop-in replacement compatible, housed in 6.4mm x 9.7mm HTSSOP28 packages 
  • Built-in charge pump capacitors to save board space and system costs
  • Motor output voltage rating up to 50V, TB67S581FNG has an output current rating up to 2.5A, TB67S580FNG is rated up to 1.6A
  • Supports motor power supply voltages from 8.2V to 44V operational range, and consumes less than 10μA (typ.) in sleep mode
  • RDS(ON) is only 0.4Ω (typ.) for both high-side and low-side
  • Compact Click Boards™ are available from MikroElektronika to simplifying evaluation and software development
TB67H480FNG/TB67H481FNG

 

 

40V/2.0A Constant current two-phase bipolar stepping motor driver IC

TB67S539FTG 40V/2.0A constant current stepper motor driver IC

Operates without an external sense resistor, integrated in the Stepper 17 Click board™ from Mikroe

The TB67S539FTG is a stepping motor driver IC capable of constant current motor control without an external current sense resistor as the current detector is integrated within the 5.0mm x 5.0mm QFN32 package. In addition, the TB67S539FTG does not require an external capacitor for the charge pump as it is also integrated. With this high level of integration, the need for PCB space is significantly reduced, making it suited to a wide range of constant current control stepper motor applications. Based upon Toshiba’s latest BiCD process, TB67S539FTG is capable of driving bipolar stepping motors at voltages up to 40V and currents up to 2.0A. The integrated H-bridge circuit uses an Nch/Nch configuration with a built-in charge pump circuit for output stage control. The output stage (covering the upper and lower transistor) has an RDS(ON) of just 0.8 Ohm, ensuring efficient operation and reducing heat generation during use. When in sleep mode, the device draws a maximum current of 1mA.

Alongside the stepping motor IC, a new, compact add-on board is also available. Created in partnership with Mikroe, the Stepper 17 Click board™ is supported by a mikroSDK compliant library, with functions that simplify software development.

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Product Lines: Stepping Motor Drivers

Toshiba offers an extensive lineup of stepping motor drivers fabricated using a BiCD process that provides high accuracy and high-current capability. Toshiba's stepping motor drivers are available in bipolar and unipolar configurations.

*1 The TB67S105 and TB67S145 do not support micro-stepping.

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Solutions for customers' needs and issues based on leading-edge technologies

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It has built-in circuits for detecting abnormalities such as low-voltage (UVLO), overcurrent (ISD), and overheating (TSD).
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