
STMicroelectronics L6234PD three-phase brushless DC motor driver IC. 7V to 42V supply, 5A output current and thermal shutdown protection.
STMicroelectronics L6234PD Three Phase Brushless DC Motor Driver provides a 5A output current and a 7V to 42V supply voltage range for controlling three-phase brushless DC motors.
The STMicroelectronics L6234PD is a triple half-bridge motor driver integrated circuit for three-phase brushless DC motors. It uses BCD-multi-power technology, combining isolated DMOS power transistors with CMOS and bipolar circuitry on a single chip. The output DMOS transistors are capable of sustaining high currents, and the maximum RMS current is primarily constrained by the device's thermal dissipation capabilities.
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Suitable for three-phase brushless DC motor control in demanding applications. The DMOS structure is inherently resilient against second breakdown effects, supporting reliable operation under load.
Choose the STMicroelectronics L6234PD when a three-phase brushless DC motor driver with a 5A output current and a 7V to 42V supply range is required.
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