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  • DRV8837C: drv8837_vs_drv8837C

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    Part Number: DRV8837C Hello, DRV8837 has C and no C, What does it mean to have a C? I confirmed the difference in the attachment. Best regards, DDdoor

  • TPS61023: TPS61023 Output current

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    Part Number: TPS61023 Hallo, I am using TPS61023 to control motor using DRV8837 . TPS61023

  • RE: DRV8837: Maximum continuous motor drive output current

    Hi Saito-san, Assuming proper thermals, the DRV8837 should be able to provide up to 1.8A continuous current. With proper thermals, the maximum continuous current is typically 100mA less than the minimum overcurrent protection limit.

  • RE: DRV8837: Current Consumption

    Hi Ricardo, That is very good news to read. Please, read section 9.1 Bulk Capacitance of the datasheet. It gives well-written reasoning as to why the bulk capacitance to the driver/FETs is essential to motor drive designs.

  • DRV8837: The two phase DC motor drive chip for softe -start

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    Part Number: DRV8837 hi ,Sir/ woman : I use the DRV8837 as the two phase motor drive Chip , we have some power issue on motor start , So do we have some similar chip which have the softe-start funiction, thanks ! Jianfeng .

  • DRV8837: Using Complementary pwm input control

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    Part Number: DRV8837 Hi Team, Customer want to check if it's possible for DRV8837 to use

  • DRV8837: how brake process work

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    Part Number: DRV8837 dear ti expert, i am using drv8837 to drive DC motor, i see that if both inputs to DRV8837 is high, it is brake . i wonder what is the purpose of brake ,just using to control the duty cycle of the driver's output(generally...

  • DRV8837: Vcc powr supply using 1.8+/-3% DC/DC

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    Part Number: DRV8837 Hello team, Customer want to use system 1.8V DC/DC to provide power supply

  • ADS1235: Using only AIN2 and AIN3 for AC-Excitation - Scaling the Ref Voltage

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    DRV8837 to reverse the voltage at the bridge. I think I got from figure 82 the information that with ACX1

  • RE: DRV8837: Controlling multiple latching solenoids and relays

    Hi Dharmesh, You are correct. You should see similar results at 300mA.

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