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HIP4020 - Half Amp Full Bridge Power Driver

Description

Positive power supply pins; internally common and externally connect to the same positive supply (V+).

Features

  • Two independent controlled complementary MOS power output half H-drivers (full-bridge) for nominal 3V to 12V power supply operation.
  • Split ±voltage power supply option for output drivers.
  • Load switching capabilities to 0.5A.
  • Single supply range +2.5V to +15V.
  • Low standby current.
  • CMOS/TTL compatible input logic.
  • Over-temperature shutdown protection.
  • Overcurrent limit protection.
  • Overcurrent fault flag output.

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Datasheet Details

Part number HIP4020
Manufacturer Renesas
File Size 513.44 KB
Description Half Amp Full Bridge Power Driver
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DATASHEET HIP4020 Half Amp Full Bridge Power Driver for Small 3V, 5V, and 12V DC Motors FN3976 Rev.5.00 Feb 8, 2019 In the Functional Block Diagram of the HIP4020, the four switches and a load are arranged in an H-configuration so that the drive voltage from terminals OUTA and OUTB can be cross-switched to change the direction of current flow in the load. This is commonly known as 4-quadrant load control. As shown Figure 1, switches Q1 and Q4 are conducting or in an ON state when current flows from VDD through Q1 to the load, and then through Q4 to terminal VSSB; where load terminal OUTA is at a positive potential with respect to OUTB. Switches Q1 and Q4 are operated synchronously by the control logic.
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