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  • RE: DRV8837: Spikes in the simulation of DRV8837

    Hi Danilo, Right after sending my previous reply, I remembered I answered a similar E2E question in the past ( https://e2e.ti.com/support/motor-drivers-group/motor-drivers/f/motor-drivers-forum/958753/drv8837-swiching-noise-in-drv8837-simulation?ReplyFilter…
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  • RE: DRV8837C: Discrete vs motor driver IC

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    Hi Pablo, How are you driving the motor with the discrete circuit? : I've attached a schematic. How are you driving the motor with the DRV8837C? : I've tested with DRV8837CEVM without MSP430.
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  • RE: DRV8837C: Help with selecting the right part

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    Hi Mitchell, The DRV8837C allows continuous PWM adjustment while the DRV8832 allows continuous VSET adjustment. What is the desired PWM input frequency for the DRV8837C? The DRV8832 is designed to produce a voltage to the motor that is 4x the VSET voltage…

  • [FAQ] Driving a Hobby Servo Motor

    Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV8876 , DRV8837 , DRV8837C , DRV8874 We drive all kinds of motors including Brushed, Brushless, and Stepper varieties. What about Servo Motors? Yes we are can include those as well. A servo like the one below has three input…

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