AH5792 - SINGLE PHASE HALL EFFECT LATCH SMART FAN MOTOR CONTROLLER

Diodes Incorporated

The AH5792 by Diodes Incorporated is a SINGLE PHASE HALL EFFECT LATCH SMART FAN MOTOR CONTROLLER. Below is the official datasheet preview.

📥 Download Datasheet

AH5792 SINGLE PHASE HALL EFFECT LATCH SMART FAN MOTOR CONTROLLER by Diodes Incorporated - Datasheet Preview — Official preview page of the **AH5792** SINGLE PHASE HALL EFFECT LATCH SMART FAN MOTOR CONTROLLER datasheet (Diodes Incorporated).

Datasheet Details

Part number	AH5792
Manufacturer	DIODES Incorporated
File Size	470.83 KB
Description	SINGLE PHASE HALL EFFECT LATCH SMART FAN MOTOR CONTROLLER
Datasheet	AH5792_DiodesIncorporated.pdf
Additional preview pages of the AH5792 datasheet.

AH5792 Product details

Description

The AH5792 is a single chip solution for driving single-coil brush-less DC fans and motors.

Features

such as Rotor Lock Protection with rotor lock detection and automatic self-restart to avoid damage to the coil when the rotor is blocked. The AH5792 also offers an externally controlled Tachometer (Frequency Generator Pin) open-drain output which makes it easier to connect with external interface such as hardware monitoring. The FG is half (1/2) the magnetic change frequency. Pin Assignments ( Top View ) O2 1 5 FG VSS 2 NC O1 3 SOT553 4 Vdd The devices are packaged in SOT553 and SOT89-.

📁 AH5792 Similar Datasheet

AH5794 - SINGLE PHASE HALL EFFECT LATCH FAN MOTOR DRIVER (Diodes)
AH5795 - SINGLE PHASE HALL EFFECT LATCH SMART FAN MOTOR CONTROLLER (Diodes)
AH5772 - SINGLE PHASE MOTOR DRIVER (Diodes)
AH5773 - SINGLE PHASE MOTOR DRIVER (Diodes)
AH5775 - SINGLE PHASE MOTOR DRIVER (Diodes)
AH5009 - MONOLITHIC ANALOG CURRENT SWITCHES (National Semiconductor)
AH501 - High sensitivity bipolar Hall switch sensor (Alfa Electronics)
AH5010 - MONOLITHIC ANALOG CURRENT SWITCHES (National Semiconductor)

Other Datasheets by Diodes Incorporated

AH5798 - SINGLE PHASE HALL EFFECT LATCH SMART FAN MOTOR CONTROLLER
AH5771 - SINGLE PHASE HALL EFFECT LATCH SMART FAN

Published: Feb 1, 2011 |