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STK681-310 - Forward/Reverse Motor Driver

Features

  • Allows forward, reverse, and brake operations in accordance with the external input signal.
  • 4.2A startup output current and 8A peak brake output current.
  • Incorporating a current detection resistor (0.10Ω), fixed current control is possible.
  • Obviate the need to design for the dead time in order to turn off the upper- and lower drive devices when switching between the forward and reverse operation mode. Specifications Absolute maximum ratings at Tc = 25°C P.

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www.DataSheet.co.kr Ordering number : ENA0761A STK681-310 Overview Thick-Film Hybrid IC Forward/Reverse Motor Driver The STK681-310 is a hybrid IC for use in current control forward/reverse DC motor driver with brush. Applications • Office photocopiers, printers, etc. Features • Allows forward, reverse, and brake operations in accordance with the external input signal. • 4.2A startup output current and 8A peak brake output current. • Incorporating a current detection resistor (0.10Ω), fixed current control is possible. • Obviate the need to design for the dead time in order to turn off the upper- and lower drive devices when switching between the forward and reverse operation mode.
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