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ZXBM1016 - High efficiency variable speed single-phase fan motor controller

Description

The ZXBM1016 is a high efficiency, low noise, single-phase, DC brushless motor pre-driver with PWM variable speed control and current control suitable for fan and blower motors.

High efficiency and low noise are achieved using a novel technique (patent pending) for commutation current control.

Features

  • Compliant with external PWM speed control Compliant with thermistor control Minimum speed setting High efficiency utilizing tail-end current control Low noise Auto restart Built in Hall amplifier Hall bias Speed pulse (FG) output Integrated current control Up to 18V input voltage (60V with external regulator) Small TSSOP20 package.

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ZXBM1016 High efficiency variable speed single-phase fan motor controller Description The ZXBM1016 is a high efficiency, low noise, single-phase, DC brushless motor pre-driver with PWM variable speed control and current control suitable for fan and blower motors. High efficiency and low noise are achieved using a novel technique (patent pending) for commutation current control. The controllers are primarily intended to meet industry standard OEM fan specifications where external PWM control are applied, however, they can also be used with other thermal control techniques using an external voltage, PWM signal or thermistor.
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