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LB11946 - PWM Current Control Stepping Motor Driver

Features

  • 15 current setting levels using a fixed VREF voltage and support for microstepping drive from 1-2 phase excitation drive to 4W1-2 phase excitation drive. This device is optimal for driving stepping motors such as those used for carriage drive and paper feed in printers. Features.
  • PWM current control (with a fixed off time).
  • Logic input serial-parallel converter (allows 1-2, W1-2, 2W1-2, and 4W1-2 phase excitation drive).
  • Current attenuation switching function (with sl.

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Ordering number : ENN7946 LB11946 www.DataSheet4U.com Monolithic Digital IC PWM Current Control Stepping Motor Driver Overview The LB11946 is a stepping motor driver IC that implements PWM current control bipolar drive with a fixed off time. This IC features 15 current setting levels using a fixed VREF voltage and support for microstepping drive from 1-2 phase excitation drive to 4W1-2 phase excitation drive. This device is optimal for driving stepping motors such as those used for carriage drive and paper feed in printers.
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