Part Number: DRV8601 Hi Teams
The customer is using DRV8601 to drive a regular vibration motor. Could you please help check the schematic diagram for any issues? Thank you~
Part Number: DRV8601 Hello,
Below is the circuit design using the DRV8601.
The MCU operates at 1.8 V.
The nSYS_nPM node reflects the battery voltage, which ranges from 3.6 V to 4.1 V.
Based on previous recommendation, I am following…
Part Number: DRV8601 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM48560 , Hi
This is Xavier, an Electrical Engineer from Taiwan.
I'm currently looking for haptic (DRV8601) and piezo (LM48560) driver solutions.
Could you please arrange for an FAE to support…
Part Number: DRV8601 Tool/software: Dear TI experts,
My customer checks the specification of DRV8601, and they want to tie OUT- (pin 8) of 5 DRV8601s.
Is it okay to design the schematic like above? What is the side effect of this concept?
Please…
Part Number: DRV8601 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV8846 , Tool/software: Hi, TI expert
A customer is using the attached IX471AQ (Intrixchip) in an application (CCTV).
IX471AQ_DATASHEET_V01-130215.pdf
The IX471AQ(Intrixchip) has an input voltage…
Part Number: DRV8601 Tool/software: We want to use the DRV8601 as a kind of h-bridge. Aside of the symmetrical driving at active mode, we need the outputs to go to high-z state, when the device is not enabled.
Part Number: DRV8601 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV8210 Hello guys,
One of my customers is considering using DRV8601 to driver Eccentric Rotating Mass (ERM) actuator. And they are considering using DRV8210 too. At this moment, they have the following…
Part Number: DRV8601 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ24295
Could you review the attached schematic?
EN and IN2 are driven by 1.8V MCU
I think EN should be okay since Table 6.3 shows VIHmin = 1.15V
Does the same apply to IN2? We are sending…
