A8904SLPTR

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PMIC - Motor Drivers, Controllers

The A8904SLPTR are motor drivers and controllers from Allegro MicroSystems, designed for use in motors which must be driven with a combination of high current and low voltage. The A8904SLPTR can operate in any of four different modes: Half Bridge (H-Bridge), Full Bridge (F-Bridge), Mixed Bridge (M-Bridge), or Single Side (S-Bridge).

The motor drivers and controllers feature a variety of control and protection functions. They feature four individually programmable control channels to achieve a combination of current, voltage, and speed control. The internal MOSFET drivers are combination low voltage/high current pulse generators with peak output currents of up to 1.5 A. The integrated protection system consists of overvoltage, undervoltage, overcurrent, short circuit, and open circuit protection. The A8904SLPTR also includes diagnostic, idle, and active mode PWM outputs, to help reduce emissions and noise. The A8904SLPTR also features analog inputs for controlling a wide range of motors, from brushless DC motors to stepper motors.

The A8904SLPTR is designed for use with small motors which require high performance along with high current and low voltage. The A8904SLPTR is well-suited for applications such as drives for pumps and fans, DC servo drives, and robotics. The low voltage and high current capability make it well-suited for use with Li-Ion, Ni-MH, and Ni-Cd batteries. It is also suitable for use in automotive applications.

The A8904SLPTR is a versatile motor driver and controller. It can be used to replace multiple motor driver chips in some cases. It includes integrated safety features to protect the motor and motor driver from damage due to excessive current or voltage. The integrated diagnostics, idle, and active mode PWM outputs reduce the system\'s noise and emissions. The A8904SLPTR can be used with a wide variety of motors, from DC motors to stepper motors.

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