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  • Forum Post: Re: DRV8662 EVM

    Brian Burk Brian Burk
    Gonzalo, The EVM kit does not include a Piezo actuator at the moment, but we hope to include one soon. Here are a few Piezo actuator vendors: AAC Technologies (recommended) Murata NEC-Tokin Hokuriku Thanks, Brian
    on Jul 25, 2011
  • Forum Post: Re: DRV8662 and actuators

    Brian Burk Brian Burk
    Hey GianLuca, Thanks for your interest in Piezo haptics! Let me see if I can answer your questions. AAC has a series of Piezo actuators with the name MLB3503-G. They come in 3 voltages: Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE ...
    on Sep 14, 2011
  • Forum Post: Re: DRV8662 Footprint Size and Gain Steps

    Brian Burk Brian Burk
    Lower voltage and Lower PCB foot print - I purchased the DRV8662EVM, and look for ways of achieving Lower PCB foot print (at the expense of Lower voltage). Can the DRV8662 be operated without the L1, C1 to achieve lower foot print ? No. Boost Inductor and Boost capacitor are required for Boost...
    on Sep 29, 2011
  • Forum Post: DRV8662 Footprint Size and Gain Steps

    Brian Burk Brian Burk
    Posted on behalf of Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 ...
    on Sep 29, 2011
  • Forum Post: Re: Full Information on Piezo Haptic Driver

    Brian Burk Brian Burk
    Hello, The full DRV8662 Datasheet can be requested on the DRV8662 product webpage using the link labeled "Request Full Datasheet" Or you can use the link below for direct access to the request form. https://focus.ti.com/general/docs/event/accesseventaction.tsp?actionId=1106 ...
    on Oct 10, 2011
  • Forum Post: Re: On DRV8662

    Brian Burk Brian Burk
    Kanhu, Here are a few responses to your questions: The DRV8662 "full datasheet" has suggestions for all the component values to setup the boost converter to the desired voltage. If you haven't already, please request the full datasheet from this link (you will need to login to...
    on Oct 17, 2011
  • Forum Post: Re: DRV8662EVM-frequency upgradation

    Brian Burk Brian Burk
    Kanhu, Please see section "3.4 Filtering and Adapting PWM Waveforms" in the DRV8662EVM User's Guide to change the bandwidth of the DRV8662EVM. You will need to adjust the input filter to the DRV8662 so that the filter cut-off frequency is higher than 1kHz. If your input is a sine...
    on Oct 21, 2011
  • Forum Post: Re: DRV8662 and actuators

    Brian Burk Brian Burk
    Ole, The AAC actuators are not stocked by distributors at this time. The best option is to contact AAC directly through their website to request information and samples. http://www.aacelectr.com/en/about/contact.asp Thanks, Brian
    on Jan 30, 2012
  • Forum Post: Re: DRV8662 and actuators

    Tim Gipson Tim Gipson
    Hi Ole, Mide Technology (disclaimer: I work here!) also has a line of hermetically sealed piezo bimorph products ( http://www.mide.com/products/qp/qp_catalog.php#actuator ) that work well over the DRV8662's output voltage range. They are probably more expensive than some others in small quantities...
    on Feb 10, 2012
  • Forum Post: Design Article- Haptics technology: picking up good vibrations

    Luca Luca
    This technical article was recently posted on EETimes ( http://www.eetimes.com/design/medical-design/4218132/Haptics-technology--picking-up-good-vibrations ) Haptics technology: picking up good vibrations Eric Siegel, Product Marketing Engineer, Texas Instruments 7/24/2011 3:50 PM EDT...
    on Jul 27, 2011
  • Forum Post: RE: How to obtain the full datasheet and specification for the DRV2665?

    David Sweeney David Sweeney
    Hello again, Is any documentation for the DRV2667 IC or the DRV2667 evaluation module available yet? At the very least, it would be great to have the device's pinout - but the i2c command set, or better still, the complete specification would be fantastic. Thanks for your assistance
    on May 24, 2013
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