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LB1930M<br />

Low-saturation output H bridge forward/reverse motor driver that supports low-voltage drive<br />

Applications<br />

This device is a single-phase bipolar drive motor driver that can easily implement direct PWM drive for<br />

high motor drive efficiency. This device is optimal for driving all types of fan motors in applications from<br />

refrigerators to servers.<br />

Functions and Features<br />

Low-saturation output H bridge forward/reverse<br />

motor driver (one channel)<br />

Since the saturation voltage is low, the voltage<br />

applied to the motor is higher and the IC internal<br />

heat generation is minimized. This allows this<br />

device to be used in environments with higher<br />

operating ambient temperatures.<br />

Output saturation voltage: Vsat1 = 0.35 V typical<br />

(IO = 0.2 A)<br />

(High side + low side): Vsat2 = 0.55 V typical (IO = 0.5 A)<br />

Operating ambient temperature: Ta = -30 to +85°C<br />

This device is optimal for use in battery-operated<br />

equipment since the usage voltage range is wide<br />

(2.2 V to 10.8 V) and the current drain in standby<br />

mode is low (0.1 A).<br />

Through currents are held to a minimum by the<br />

internal logic by passing the system through<br />

standby mode when the input switches the mode<br />

CPU<br />

IN1<br />

IN2<br />

60k<br />

80k<br />

80k<br />

VCC<br />

60k <strong>Control</strong> block<br />

S-GND<br />

between forward or reverse and brake mode,<br />

between forward and reverse, or between other<br />

modes.<br />

There are no constraints on the relative<br />

magnitudes of the input and supply voltages. (For<br />

example, the device can be used with VCC = 3 V<br />

and VIN = 5 V.)<br />

The thermal protection circuit suppresses the<br />

drive current and protects the IC from thermal<br />

damage or destruction when an output shorted or<br />

other abnormal state occurs causes high currents<br />

to flow and the IC chip temperature reaches<br />

180°C or higher.<br />

Thermal shutdown circuit<br />

Large allowable power dissipation when<br />

mounted: Pd = 800 mW.<br />

Package: MFP14S<br />

P-GND<br />

C1=1µF<br />

OUT1<br />

OUT2<br />

M<br />

Motor drivers<br />

LB1948M<br />

Low-saturation output two-channel H bridge forward/reverse motor driver that supports low-voltage drive<br />

Applications<br />

This motor driver provides single-phase bipolar drive in all types of 12 V systems for either two DC motors or a<br />

single DC motor by connecting the two drive channels in parallel. This device is optimal for 1-2 phase<br />

excitation drive of two-phase bipolar stepping motors.<br />

Functions and Features<br />

Low-saturation output H bridge<br />

forward/reverse motor driver (two channels)<br />

Supports 12 V power supply systems<br />

Since the saturation voltage is low, the voltage<br />

applied to the motor is higher and the IC<br />

internal heat generation is minimized. This<br />

allows this device to be used in environments<br />

with higher operating ambient temperatures.<br />

Output saturation voltage: Vo(sat) = 0.50 V<br />

typical at IO = 400 mA<br />

Zero current drain standby mode<br />

Braking function<br />

Supports parallel connection: IOmax = 1.6 A,<br />

Vo(sat) = 0.6 V typical at IO = 800 mA<br />

Through currents are minimized by built-in<br />

IN1<br />

IN2<br />

IN3<br />

IN4<br />

60K<br />

60K<br />

60K<br />

60K<br />

80K<br />

80K<br />

80K<br />

80K<br />

<strong>Control</strong> block<br />

Thermal shutdown circuit<br />

spark killer diodes and control that passes<br />

through standby mode.<br />

Thermal shutdown circuit (that can be used, for<br />

example, at VCC = 3 V, VIN = 5 V)<br />

The thermal protection circuit suppresses the<br />

drive current and protects the IC from thermal<br />

damage or destruction when an output shorted<br />

or other abnormal state occurs causes high<br />

currents to flow and the IC chip temperature<br />

reaches 180°C or higher.<br />

Thermal shutdown circuit<br />

Large allowable power dissipation when<br />

mounted: Pd = 800 mW.<br />

Package: MFP10S<br />

VCC<br />

10µF<br />

OUT1<br />

OUT2<br />

OUT3<br />

OUT4<br />

GND<br />

M<br />

M<br />

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