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EUM6167 - Single-Phase Full-Wave Pre Driver

Description

EUM6167 is a pre driver for single coil brushless DC motor.

With an external PWM input signal, EUM6167 can control the speed of DC motor.

It is an interface between a HALL IC and a single coil motor.

Features

  • z z z z z z z z z z z Single-phase Pre Driver PWM control mode Soft-switched time Built in Hall Bias Minimum speed settable Current Limiter Lock protection and auto restart FG and RD Output 12V/24V/48V Power Supplies Applicable Available in TSSOP-20 Package RoHS Compliant and 100% Lead (Pb)-Free.

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Part number EUM6167
Manufacturer Eutech Microelectronics
File Size 434.99 KB
Description Single-Phase Full-Wave Pre Driver
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EUM6167 Single-Phase Full-Wave Pre Driver for Fan Motor DESCRIPTION EUM6167 is a pre driver for single coil brushless DC motor. With an external PWM input signal, EUM6167 can control the speed of DC motor. It is an interface between a HALL IC and a single coil motor. The functions built in EUM6167 include PWM control mode, minimum speed mode, soft-switching time, fan tachometer, lock protection, auto restart, Hall Bias and current limiter. PWM mode controls the external PMOS-NMOS FET in low noise and low vibration. Minimum speed mode makes the lowest speed of motor settable. Soft-switching time can cut the ineffective current when phase change is not set. If the motor is stalled by external force or obstacles, overdrive current may incur coil overheat/burning.
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