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STK672-220-E - Two-Phase Stepping Motor Driver

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  • further miniaturization and improved input logic flexibility as compared to the STK6713 series products.

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Part number STK672-220-E
Manufacturer onsemi
File Size 90.65 KB
Description Two-Phase Stepping Motor Driver
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Ordering number : EN7465A STK672-220-E Thick-Film Hybrid IC Unipolar Constant-Current Chopper Two-Phase Stepping Motor Driver Output Current 2.8A http://onsemi.com Overview The STK672-220-E is two-phase stepping motor driver hybrid IC (HIC) that features further miniaturization and improved input logic flexibility as compared to the STK6713 series products. Applications • The STK672-220-E is optimal for use as a stepping motor driver in printers, copiers, XY plotters, and similar equipment. Features • Built-in common-mode input protection circuit. • The input signal logic lines are provided as active-high and active-low pairs, and thus support switching the motor wiring. • Built-in current detection resistor for reduced external component mounting area on the printed circuit board.
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