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MAX22212 - 7.6A High Current Single H-Bridge

General Description

The MAX22212 integrates a high current 36V, 7.6AMAX H-Bridge to drive one Brushed DC motor or one half of a stepper motor.

The H-Bridge FETs feature very low impedance, resulting in high driving efficiency and low heat generation.

The typical total RON (high-side + low-side) is 0.125Ω.

Key Features

  • an accurate current drive regulation (CDR), which can be used to limit the start up current of a brushed DC motor or to 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 compared with a user configurable setpoint (ITRIP). When the bridge current exceeds the setpoint, the device enforces the decay for a fixed OFF-time (tOFF). Four different decay methods are supported (Slow Decay, Fast Decay, a.

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MAX22212 Click here to ask an associate for production status of specific part numbers. 36V, 7.6A High Current Single H-Bridge with Integrated Current Sense General Description The MAX22212 integrates a high current 36V, 7.6AMAX H-Bridge to drive one Brushed DC motor or one half of a stepper motor. The H-Bridge FETs feature very low impedance, resulting in high driving efficiency and low heat generation. The typical total RON (high-side + low-side) is 0.125Ω. The H-Bridge can be PWM controlled by using three logic inputs (DIN1, DIN2, and EN). The MAX22212 features an accurate current drive regulation (CDR), which can be used to limit the start up current of a brushed DC motor or to control the phase current for stepper operation.