Manufacturer Part Number
LB1668M-TLM-E
Manufacturer
onsemi
Introduction
The LB1668M-TLM-E is a high-performance motor driver IC from onsemi, designed for a wide range of DC motor control applications. This device offers a comprehensive set of features and advanced functionalities, making it a versatile and reliable solution for various industrial and consumer electronics products.
Product Features and Performance
Half-bridge motor driver architecture with current sensing
Operates on a supply voltage range of 6.4V to 7V
Supports motor voltages up to 12V and 24V
Wide operating temperature range of -30°C to 80°C
Surface mount package with 14-LSOP (0.173", 4.40mm Width) dimensions
Integrated current sensing and protection features
Product Advantages
Efficient and reliable motor control
Compact surface mount package for space-constrained designs
Wide supply and motor voltage support for flexibility
Robust thermal and current protection mechanisms
Key Reasons to Choose This Product
Comprehensive feature set for versatile motor control applications
Proven reliability and performance from a trusted semiconductor manufacturer
Thermal and current protection safeguards the motor and system
Compact package size enables space-efficient board designs
Quality and Safety Features
Integrated thermal protection and current limiting
Robust design for reliable operation in demanding environments
Compatibility
The LB1668M-TLM-E is compatible with a wide range of DC motors and can be easily integrated into various industrial and consumer electronics applications.
Application Areas
DC motor control in industrial machinery
Automation and robotics
Home appliances
Power tools
Automotive systems
Product Lifecycle
The LB1668M-TLM-E is an obsolete product, meaning it is no longer in active production. However, onsemi may have alternative or equivalent models available that can serve as replacement options. Customers are advised to contact our website's sales team for more information on available alternatives and the latest product offerings.
