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TLE5204 - 3-A DC Motor Driver

General Description

TLE 5204 is an integrated power bridge with DMOS output stages for driving DC motors.

This motor bridge is optimized for driving DC motors in reversible operation.

Key Features

  • Output current ± 3 A I/O error diagnostics Short-circuit proof Four-quadrant operation Integrated free-wheeling diodes Wide temperature range Break low and break high, if open load detection is required, the device TLE 5203 will fit SPT IC 1) P-TO220-7-1 P-TO220-7-8 Type TLE 5204 TLE 5204 G.

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3-A DC Motor Driver TLE 5204 Overview Features • • • • • • • Output current ± 3 A I/O error diagnostics Short-circuit proof Four-quadrant operation Integrated free-wheeling diodes Wide temperature range Break low and break high, if open load detection is required, the device TLE 5203 will fit SPT IC 1) P-TO220-7-1 P-TO220-7-8 Type TLE 5204 TLE 5204 G Description Ordering Code Q67000-A9177 Q67006-A9234 Package P-TO220-7-1 P-TO220-7-8 TLE 5204 is an integrated power bridge with DMOS output stages for driving DC motors. This motor bridge is optimized for driving DC motors in reversible operation. The internal protective circuitry in particular ensures that no crossover currents can occur.