Part Number: DRV8251 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV8243-Q1 Hello,
Thank you for your feedback and for the clarification regarding the process node (~130 nm). Noted.
The IMDS number refers to our company’s account identification within the International…
Part Number: DRV8251 Hello,
We have selected the reference DRV8251DDAR for one of our projects, and we require the IMDS for this part. Could you please submit it to our IMDS account (LID Technologies ID: 103420)? Could you also confirm whether the process…
Part Number: DRV8251 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMD18200 , Greetings TI,
We are looking to move from an older motor driver (LMD18200) to a newer part. The DRV8251 is interesting, but I have a question about running that part in a locked, anti…
Part Number: DRV8251 Tool/software: Hi,
I don't find EVM ref. circuit on data sheet and EVM user guide. can you please share those circuit and layout files?
Part Number: DRV8251 Tool/software: Hi, Sir,
DRV8251 can support output current adjust by adjust VREF voltage? from below formulation, I think it should support. But in actual test,
output current always keep same(around 200mA) when I adjust VREF…
Part Number: DRV8251 Tool/software: Hi team,
Could you provide the information of this device?
Trise and Tfall of IN1 and IN2 pin.
Minimum input pulse width for VREF of IN1 and IN2 pin
Best regards, Goto
Part Number: DRV8251A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV8251
Tool/software:
Hello,
I am using DRV8251A to drive my resistive load. My input PWM has very low frequency = 50Hz.
I noticed that the DRV8251A does not output anything at this frequency…
Part Number: DRV8251 Tool/software: Hi,
I am currently reviewing the datasheet for the DRV8251DDAR and have encountered the term "InternallyLimited" in reference to the maximum output current. However, the exact value of the maximum output current is…
Part Number: DRV8251 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV8874 , DRV8870 Our product currently have the A4950 driver and I want to use DRV8251 in HSOP package to upgrade the product with higher output current. My concern is the potential output signals…
Part Number: DRV8251 Is it possible to use a carbon film resistor, e.g. 0.2 Ohm 1W for a max. current of 1.9 A as stated in data sheet? It appears that metal film resistors (below 1 ohm) are inductive in nature.
Thanks,
Sudhir Gupta