Hi Murugavel,
Customer wants to know how the SO pin of DRV8701 works?
It can be seen from the screenshot of the oscilloscope that when the current is chopped, the voltage collected by the voltage dividing sampling point of SO directly becomes 0. This causes…
Part Number: DRV8701 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV8251A Hello,
We want to control a Linak LA14 motor using the DRV8701:
We want to control the motor in one direction: open or close. Could you comment on this if you see any challenges?
-This…
Hi Supriya,
Could you please provide the answers to the following questions so we are better able to understand this issue?
1) Are the FETs being configured for high-side or low-side?
2) Are you receiving any faults while operating?
3) After the CSD18542KCS…
Part Number: DRV8701 Dear teams,
Recently, one of our DRV8701 chips failed, and the four gate output control voltages were abnormal.
The phenomenon is that the output voltage without load is normal, and the load ON the chip will stop at once, reporting…
Part Number: DRV8701 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS40070 I have searched ti.com but cannot find a published errata sheet for the DRV8701ERGER.
If one exists, could you provide it to me please?
many thanks
Simon
Hi Jason,
Happy to hear you were able to address the hardware changes without spinning the PCB by using a dual AND gate and using firmware to change the direction. I'm glad your application works very well at 15kHz with the DRV8701. Thank you for the…
Hey Owen,
Thanks for the video, I see the fluctuation you mean. I agree with Ryan's above answer that this small amount of variation is probably normal/unavoidable with this part. The DRV8701 is one of our first ever motor driver gate driver, and we…
Part Number: DRV8701 Is there a way of delaying (or blanking) the overcurrent detection for a predictable amount of time? I would like to allow for a turn-on surge before starting current chopping.
Part Number: DRV8701 I have a brush motor driver based a DRV8701E and want to use MCU generated PWM to ramp up the motor. It looks like the internal chop frequency is ~37kHz (1/(toff + tblank)). What would be a practical upper limit for the external PWM…