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LV8085CL - Bi-CMOS LSI Two-channel H-Bridge Driver

Key Features

  • Two-channel H-bridge driver.
  • Supports both 2-phase drive and 1-2 phase drive.
  • Implemented in a low-power MOS IC process.
  • Ultraminiature easy to solder ESCP2823-10 package.
  • Built-in thermal protection and low-voltage sensing circuits Specifications Absolute Maximum Ratings at Ta = 25°C Parameter Maximum supply voltage Output voltage Input voltage Ground pin source current Allowable power dissipation Operating temperature Storage temperature Symbol.

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Datasheet Details

Part number LV8085CL
Manufacturer Sanyo Semiconductors
File Size 88.62 KB
Description Bi-CMOS LSI Two-channel H-Bridge Driver
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Ordering number : ENA0631A www.DataSheet4U.com Bi-CMOS LSI LV8085CL Overview Two-channel H-Bridge Driver The LV8085CL is a two-channel H-bridge driver that supports low-voltage operation. It is optimal for H-bridge drive of stepping motors (AF and zoom) in portable equipment such as camera cell phones. Features • Two-channel H-bridge driver • Supports both 2-phase drive and 1-2 phase drive. • Implemented in a low-power MOS IC process.