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Help me find the suitable motor driver for BLDC servo application

Hi Everyone,I am looking for a motor driver IC to control a 1A 24 V BLDC motor (control input - Analog/PWM). I have couple of questions;1. Does TI have any motor driver IC which provides Sinusoidal...

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RE: DRV8332 FAULT timing?

Hi Rich, The OC Event will be happening in one of the three Outputs (A,B, or C) and should show a spike in current, followed by the analog OCP limiter kicking in for the OCP time internval, followed by...

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DRV8332 FAULT timing?

In OC latching mode, what is the time delay between the sensing of the OC event and the Fault pin driven low?

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RE: DRV8824 1M-ohm resistor at Charge pump

Shimizu-san, This resistor should be placed to discharge the charge pump during low-power sleep mode or when the device is powered down. Not including it could cause the charge pump to stay charged and...

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RE: DRV8301 GVDD

(We've got the components soldered on but aren't getting any voltages out of GVDD, AVDD or DVDD. We're pretty certain our solder connections are sound.)

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RE: DRV8301 GVDD

The components are at PVDD1 (2.2uF, 0.1uF 100V) , CP1, CP2 (.022uF)

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RE: DRV8301 GVDD

Hi Angela, The bypass capacitors for DVDD, AVDD, and GVDD should be populated and the nFAULT / OCTW pins should be pulled high. CP1 / CP2 capacitor should also be populated. GVDD can then be measured...

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RE: DRV8301 GVDD

and GVDD 2.2uF 100V

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RE: DRV8301 GVDD

Thanks for the quick response. One more question: Do AVDD and GVDD require nFAULT and OCTW pulled high?

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RE: DRV8301 GVDD

Hi Angela, I recommend populating the pull-up resistors because it will make any potential debug easier. When you bring EN_GATE high if there is an issue with the GVDD regulator (or any other fault...

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RE: DRV8301 GVDD

We would like to know if it is required to pull up OCTW and nFAULT in order to see voltages at AVDD and DVDD?

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RE: DRV8301 GVDD

Hi Angela, No it is not required, just recommended.

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DRV8301 GVDD

We're testing the DRV8301 for GVDD output with only the components associated with that block soldered on.  What are the minimum requirements for getting voltage from GVDD?

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RE: DRV8842 nFault Status

Hi Kevin, What is the VM Voltage you're supplying to the device? Are you seeing the nFAULT pin driven low during your testing?

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RE: DRV8842 nFault Status

Hi Phil, Thank you for your prompt response. I am using 12V rail. The nFAULT pin is low during the test. The temperature of the chip is around 55°C, so I think it's not a thermal problem. Kevin

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RE: DRV8842 nFault Status

Hi Kevin, Thanks for the information. Are you able to measure the output current going to the TEC with a current probe? The OCP on the device has a tblank time associated with it that the driver will...

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RE: DRV8824 1M-ohm resistor at Charge pump

Hi, Thank you for your reply. Is DRV8824 broken by this discharge current? Best regards, Shimizu

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DRV8824 1M-ohm resistor at Charge pump

Hi,Could you tell me the mean of 1M-ohm resistor at Charge pump, please? This is below picture. If user does not have this resistor, what will happen? Must we have this resistor? Best regards,Shimizu

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RE: DRV8842 nFault Status

Hi Phil,Thank you for your response. For current, I can directly see the current output from the power supply. That's why I can read 0.45A and 2.4A for each driver bank. If I understand OCP correctly,...

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DRV8842 nFault Status

Hello,I am working on a PWM TEC driver circuit, DRV8842 meets all the requirements of the circuit, but I also found one issue. First of all, I set I4:0 to 11011, set VREF = 3.3V and Rsense =...

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