• Part: PT12477
  • Description: Micro Stepping Motor Driver
  • Manufacturer: PTC
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PT12477
PT12477 is Micro Stepping Motor Driver manufactured by PTC.
DESCRIPTION The PT12477 is a monolith integrated motor driver designed for printers, scanners, and home or office automated equipment. The dual H-bridge drivers are consisting by all of N-channel MOSFETs, and designed to drive a 4-wires bipolar stepper motor. The output driving current of the PT12477 allows up to 1.6 Amps (mounted on dual layer PCB with proper heatsinking, VM=24V, TA=25°C). To simplified control interface, the STEP and DIR pins allows easy municates with micro controller, Three Mode Select pins allow for configuration the micro steps from full-step divides to 1/32 micro-step. 3 kind of winding current decay modes are configurable to keeps motor not missing step and low current ripple. A low-power sleep mode is provided which shuts down internal circuitry to achieve very-low quiescent current draw. This sleep mode can be sets by SLEPN pin. The PT12477 is available in 28-pins HTSSOP or 28pins QFN package, both packages with thermal pad. APPLICATIONS - Automatic teller machines - Video security cameras - Printers - Scanners - Office automation machines - Amusement machines - Factory automation - Robotics BLOCK DIAGRAM 3V3REF VREFA VREFB MS0 MS1 MS2 STEP DIR DECAY EN RSTN SLEPN HON FALTN FEATURES - Automotive AEC-Q100 Grade 1 (-40℃~+125℃) Qualified. - 7.4-V to 45-V supply voltage range - 1.6-A maximum driving current at VM=24V (with additional heatsink) - Dual H-bridge driver for bipolar stepper motor with such features : - PWM chopping constant current regulation - Built-In micro stepping sequencer - Multiple micro steps, Full, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 and up to 1/32 steps - STEP and DIR logic inputs can control stepping motor revs and direction. - Winding current decay modes - Mixed Decay - Slow Decay - Fast Decay - Built In a 3.3V reference voltage output - Low-power sleep mode - Protection features - Over current protection (OCP) - Thermal shutdown (TSD) - VM under voltage lock out (UVLO) - Fault indication pin...