MAX22205 Datasheet | Analog Devices

65V, 7.6A High Current Single H-Bridge with Integrated Current-Sense General Description The MAX22205 integrates a high current 65V, 7.6AMAX H-Bridge to drive one Brushed DC motor or one half Stepper motor. The H-Bridge FETs feature very low impedance, resulting in high driving efficiency and low heat. The typical total RON (high-side + low-side) is 0.15Ω. The HBridge can be PWM controlled by two logic inputs (DINA, DINB). A third Enable (EN) logic input can be used to configure the outputs to high impedance for coasting the motor. The MAX22205 Features an accurate optional Current Drive Regulation (CDR), which can be used to limit the start up current of a Brushed DC motor or control the phase current for stepper operation. The bridge output current is sensed by a non-dissipative Integrated Current Sensing (ICS) and it is then pared with the desired threshold current. As soon as the bridge current exceeds the threshold (ITRIP), the device enforces the decay for a fixed OFFtime (t OFF). The non-dissipative ICS eliminates the bulky external power resistors normally required for this function, resulting in a dramatic space and power saving pared with mainstream applications based on the external sense resistor. A current proportional to the internally-sensed motor current is output to the analog pins (ISENA, ISENB) to monitor current. Also, one open-drain output (CDR pin) is asserted every time the internal current regulation is taking control of the driver so that the activity of the internal current loop can be monitored. The maximum output current per H-Bridge is IMAX = 7.6AMAX limited by the Overcurrent Protection (OCP). The device delivers up to 4ARMS at VM = +24V and TA = 25°C with proper PCB ground plane for thermal dissipation. The current capability depends on the PCB thermal characteristic (PCB ground planes, heatsinks, ventilation, etc.). The MAX22205 Features Overcurrent Protection (OCP), Thermal Shutdown (TSD), and Undervoltage Lockout...