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M54542L - BI-DIRECTIONAL MOTOR DRIVER

Description

of a full bridge power driver designed for D-C motor control.

Features

  • 9-pin single-in-line power tab package.
  • Integral diodes for transient suppression.
  • 1. 2A output current.
  • PMOS compatible input.

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Part number M54542L
Manufacturer Mitsubishi
File Size 128.09 KB
Description BI-DIRECTIONAL MOTOR DRIVER
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MITSUBISHI BIPOLAR DIGITAL ICs M54542L BI·DIRECTIONAL MOTOR DRIVER DESCRIPTION The M54542L, BI-DIRECTIONAL MOTOR DRIVER, consists of a full bridge power driver designed for D-C motor control. FEATURES • 9-pin single-in-line power tab package • Integral diodes for transient suppression • 1. 2A output current • PMOS compatible input APPLICATIONS • Audio, video cassette recorders • Floppy disk driver FUNCTION The M54542L, full bridge motor driver, has the logic circuitry and darlington-pair power drivers for bidirectional control of D-C motors operating at currents up to 1. 2A. The power supplies for the logic circuitry and the drivers are separated so that the applied voltage to the motor can be controlled by the Vcc' of the driver power supply voltage.
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