DRV8302DCAR - Texas Instruments

Manufacturer Part Number

DRV8302DCAR

Manufacturer

Texas Instruments

Introduction

The DRV8302DCAR from Texas Instruments is a motor driver designed to effectively manage and drive brushless DC motors.

Product Features and Performance

Controller for commutation and direction management

Pre-driver configured in half-bridge (3) output

Parallel interface for simple control

Powered by Power MOSFET technology for efficient switching

Supports a wide voltage supply range from 8V to 60V

Operational temperature range from -40°C to 125°C, suitable for harsh environments

Surface mount technology for compact PCB design

Packaged in a 56-PowerTFSOP for robustness and durability

Product Advantages

Integrates multiple functions for BLDC motor control, reducing component count

High-voltage capability to accommodate various applications

Advanced thermal management for operation in extreme temperatures

Suitable for automated production due to Tape & Reel packaging

Key Technical Parameters

No step resolution as it is not for stepper motors

No current output specification provided

Quality and Safety Features

Rigorous testing and quality control by Texas Instruments

Built with safety features to handle a range of operating conditions

Compatibility

General-purpose design facilitates use in a variety of applications

Interface compatibility with systems requiring parallel communication

Application Areas

Can be utilized across multiple general-purpose applications for BLDC motor control

Product Lifecycle

As of the knowledge cut-off, the product status is active

Product obsolescence and replacement information not provided

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Versatility in handling a wide range of power supply voltages

Operational resilience under extreme temperatures

Reliable quality from an industry-leading manufacturer, Texas Instruments

Integration of multiple control features simplifies system design

Tape & Reel packaging aids in high-volume production processes