Stepping Motor Driver ICs

Accurate position control achieved by stepping motors are being used in many applications.
But in order to overcome the motor from stalling, stepping motors tend to require additional current.
Therefore many engineers and users are looking for an optimized stepping motor control.
Toshiba developed an unique architecutre called "Active Gain Control" to overcome those requirements, and have implemeted to some of the latest products.

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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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Stepping Motor Drivers Product Lineup

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Features of Toshiba's Stepping Motor Drivers

Extensive product lineup

Extensive product lineup

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

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

Anomaly detection technology

It has built-in circuits for detecting abnormalities such as low-voltage (UVLO), overcurrent (ISD), and overheating (TSD).
This makes it possible to build a highly reliable system. (Note: The built-in error detection function differs depending on the product.)。

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Toshiba Stepper Motor Driver ICs used to convert I/O signals from controller to motor motion in order to achieve position precision. Accurate position control achieved by stepping motors are being used in many applications. But in order to overcome the motor from stalling, stepping motors tend to require additional current. Therefore many engineers and users are looking for an optimized stepping motor control. Toshiba developed an unique architecture called "Active Gain Control" to overcome those requirements, and have implemented to some of the latest products.Toshiba stepper motor driver circuits are manufactured using BiCD process in order to provide high accuracy and high current energy capabilities. Available in bipolar and unipolar configurations.

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