PIM117

PIM117 is a three-phase, brushless permanent magnet motor (PMM) driver. It is designed to provide current control, motor speed control and motor torque control in motor-driven systems. The motor can be used in a wide range of applications such as industrial, automotive, home appliances and consumer electronics.

The PIM117 is based on a three-phase, bipolar power stage, which includes three full H-bridges, each with two complimentary MOSFETs per phase, and embedded driver functions, eliminating the need for external components. It is capable of up to 1.7A drive current per phase and comes in a small 65-pin package.

The PIM117 is an ideal choice for LCD and OLED display modules, as it is a cost effective solution for driving dot matrix OLED/LCD modules, with a wide range of features such as common/segment LED or LED matrix and LED line output. The PIM117 is capable of driving up to 80 LEDs or 8 LED chains and supports both direct and 16-bit indirect address buses.

The PIM117 can be applied in various types of LCD or OLED display modules. It is designed to drive dot matrix LCDs and OLEDs with a resolution ranging from 1x1 to 64x64. The PIM117 is also compatible with types of graphics LCDs such as the 16x2, 32x2 and 96x8 formats. The PIM117 enables the user to quickly and easily design intricate graphics displays with sharp contrast, thanks to its powerful integrated PWM drivers and current/temperature protection functions. Additionally, the PIM117 also supports negative and positive edge triggering for faster response times.

The working principles of PIM117 are relatively simple. The PIM117 is equipped with three dedicated power stages for driving three-phase PMMs. Each power stage includes two MOSFETs and is connected to the PIM117\'s integrated H-bridge drivers. It also contains an onboard temperature sensor which can provide real-time feedback on the temperature of each power stage.

Besides driving PMMs, the PIM117 can also be used as an LED driver. As previously mentioned, the PIM117 is capable of driving up to 80 LEDs or 8 LED chains. When driving LEDs, the PIM117 uses Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) to control the brightness. This means the LEDs can be dimmed or brightened depending on the pulse width provided. In order to drive LEDs, the PIM117 needs to be connected to a microcontroller or an external signal generator. This enables the user to control the LEDs using any kind of signal protocol.

Overall, the PIM117 is a versatile and cost effective solution for driving both LCD and OLED display modules. It has an integrated H-bridge driver and a temperature sensor so that it can effectively control the current and temperature of each power stage. Additionally, the PIM117 can be used to drive LEDs and offers advanced features such as negative and positive edge triggering. Therefore, the PIM117 is a great choice for a variety of display modules.