Part Number: DRV8213 I'm using a DRV8213 motor driver. According to the datasheet, this driver should draw less than 60 nA of current. The circuit includes a processor and a regulator. However, my circuit is drawing approximately 47 µA of current.
I…
Part Number: DRV8213 Hello everyone,
We are designing a product using the DRV8213RTE. While doing some power measurements I noticed that after using the motor driver, there is a pretty long (~15second) ramp-up/down, in current going from 14uA to 177uA…
Part Number: DRV8213 Tool/software: Hi TEAM,
I would like to discuss how to understand "supports" 1.8V, 3.3V, 5V logic inputs? Is there a register to select different logic level? Or it will follow VIN voltage level, currently VIN=~5V.
Part Number: DRV8213 Tool/software: Hello fellows,
I'm using the to implement a control mechanism to move come mechanism in both directions, with equal time spent in each direction.
To achieve this, I'm driving the mechanism with a triangular waveform…
Part Number: DRV8213 Tool/software: Hi Sir,
We want to find a solution to replace GMT G2015 (constant current type 1-ch H-bridge driver IC) and we suggest DRV8213. Customer think it's too complex. Do we have simple solution for controlling camera's…
Part Number: DRV8213 Hi Sir,
Please refer to the attached file, when the DRV8213 boot up, why the nFault pin has the pull down about 126us?
DRV8213RTER_nFault_issue.docx
The nFault pin has added a pull-up 10KOhm to VM_3.3V.
Part Number: DRV8213 Hi Sir,
My customer would like to use the DRV8213 for the E-shutter driver application, could you please help to review the schematics and advise comments?
The reverse and forward current both are 250mA, switching timing is 25…
Part Number: DRV8213 Hi team,
/FAULT and /STALL pin are open-drain output, but there is pull-up source inside of IC when I see the block diagram. If i use Vcc=3.3V, is there any issue by pull-ed up to 1.8V externally in order to connect to 1.8V MCU…
Part Number: DRV8213 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV8832 , This new part looks interesting indeed, compared to the DRV8832 I used some time ago.
When will samples be available? DSG and/or RTE packages?
blessings, Tim
Part Number: DRV8213 Hello,
To understand the failure modes of the IPROPI pin of the DRV8213, I wanted to ask if either of the configurations occurring in an instantaneous event would damage with the IPROPI clamp and VREF value or overall performance…
