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HTD9300 - 1A Three-Phase Sensor-Less Sine-wave Motor Driver

Description

The HTD9300 is a sensor-less, PWM sine-wave driver for three-phase brushless DC motor.

A sine-wave method usually delivers a more silent driving.

Features

  • S Power Supply: 2V~6V Output Current: 1A peak; 0.4A average Three-Phase, Sensor-Less, PWM Sine-Wave Driver Adjustable Startup Commutation Time External PWM or VSP Speed Control Quick Start Function FG, 1/2FG or RD Output Power Saving Function Lock Protection, Auto Restart Function, Over Temperature Shutdown Protection VCC：2~6V ：1A，0.4A 、、PWM PWMVSP FG, 1/2FGRD 、、.

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Datasheet Details

Part number HTD9300
Manufacturer HEROIC
File Size 2.19 MB
Description 1A Three-Phase Sensor-Less Sine-wave Motor Driver
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HTD9300 Brushless DC Motor Driver 5V 1A 5V, 1A Three-Phase Sensor-Less Sine-wave Motor Driver  FEATURES Power Supply: 2V~6V Output Current: 1A peak; 0.4A average Three-Phase, Sensor-Less, PWM Sine-Wave Driver Adjustable Startup Commutation Time External PWM or VSP Speed Control Quick Start Function FG, 1/2FG or RD Output Power Saving Function Lock Protection, Auto Restart Function, Over Temperature Shutdown Protection VCC：2~6V ：1A，0.4A 、、PWM PWMVSP FG, 1/2FGRD 、、  APPLICATIONS Silent fans Variable Speed Control Fans  DESCRIPTION The HTD9300 is a sensor-less, PWM sine-wave driver for three-phase brushless DC motor. A sine-wave method usually delivers a more silent driving.
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