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You are here: Home / Motors / Toshiba Electronics introduces motor driver ICs for arcade games, card readers

Toshiba Electronics introduces motor driver ICs for arcade games, card readers

November 2, 2010 By Motion Control Tips Editor Leave a Comment

Toshiba Electronics Europe (www.toshiba-components.com) is proud to announce the release of its two high-voltage, high current motor driver ICs, which are designed to simplify stepper motor-based designs in various industrial and office automation applications.


The TB62215FNG and TB62213FNG, based on a PWM constant current drive scheme, are single-chip two-phase bipolar stepper motor drivers that can deliver maximum motor output currents of 3.0A per phase and maximum motor output voltages of 40V.

The TB62215FNG operates with a clock-in decoder for clock input control, while the TB62213FNG has a control interface that makes use of phase input information provided by a host microcontroller.

Each driver has an on-chip voltage regulator to help create complete stepper motor control designs with the use of a single-motor power supply of as high as 40V.

Further flexibility in the design results from its capability to select two-phase, W1-2-phase, or 1-2-phase excitation modes.

A power-on-reset (POR) function and on-board thermal over-current shutdown help in minimizing component count and board space.

Manufactured through the company’s  BiCD process, the TB62215FNG and TB62213FNG incorporate DMOS FETs as output power transistors.

Supplied in 48-pin HTSSOP packages, the motor driver ICs will be ideal to applications ranging from vending machines and office automation equipment to arcade games and card readers.

Filed Under: Motors, Stepper Motors Tagged With: toshiba electronics

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