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Hi Team
We know that DRV8244-Q1's maximum withstand continuous current is 20A. Is it have ability to withstand 25A peak current for 20ms when motor start working?
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Hi Team
We know that DRV8244-Q1's maximum withstand continuous current is 20A. Is it have ability to withstand 25A peak current for 20ms when motor start working?
Hi Ryan
Thanks a lot for your answer, so the current limit which you high light is varied from 21A to 40A. Is the range of change too wide? Whether we need to design with the lowest protection current.
Another question is, take DRV8344 as an example, what is the recommended continuous current of this device, since I always think 21A is the maximum continuous current of the device
Hello,
There is a thermal calculator in the tool folder.
Scroll down to "calculator" icon. This can be used to calculate continuous current as this a thermal limitation of the device and depends on many factors.
Yes, you should design to the lowest protection limit as is it possible this protection will trip there.
Regards,
Ryan