Manufacturer Part Number
UC3770BN
Manufacturer
Texas Instruments
Introduction
The UC3770BN is a power management integrated circuit designed for driving both windings of a bipolar stepper motor or bidirectionally control two DC motors.
Product Features and Performance
Full and Half-Bridge Driver
Dual H-bridge configuration allows control of two DC motors or one stepper motor
Integrated bipolar technology for efficient power handling
Capable of delivering output currents up to 2A
Supports a supply voltage range of 4.75V to 5.3V
Product Advantages
High current drive capability for medium-sized motors
Robust thermal performance with over-temperature protection
Ease of interfacing with logic signals due to compatible logic interface
Designed for inductive loads, which is common in motor control applications
Key Technical Parameters
Output Configuration: Half Bridge (2)
Applications: General Purpose, Stepper Motors
Interface: Logic
Load Type: Inductive
Current - Output / Channel: 2A
Voltage - Supply: 4.75V ~ 5.3V
Voltage - Load: 10V ~ 45V
Operating Temperature: 0°C ~ 150°C (TJ)
Quality and Safety Features
Over Temperature Fault Protection
Reliable through-hole mounting package for secure PCB attachment
Compatibility
Logic level compatible with standard digital ICs
Suitable for a wide range of inductive loads, including stepper motors and DC motors
Application Areas
Stepper Motor Controllers
DC Motor Control Systems
Automation and Robotics
CNC Machines
Office Automation
Product Lifecycle
Product Status: Active
No immediate discontinuation, with ongoing production and support
Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product
Capable of driving a wide range of motor sizes with up to 2A per channel
High thermal robustness, minimizing the risk of overheating
Ease of use for engineers and hobbyists due to logic-level control
Compatible with various power supply levels, enhancing versatility
Reliable performance in a wide operating temperature range
Through Hole package offers stable mounting and compatibility with standard PCB design techniques