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DRV8962: drv8962

Shai Finkman
Prodigy 50 points
Part Number: DRV8962

Hi 

This table  7-3  defines options for fast and slow decay on the other hand there is another table  8-1 with different definitions (Brake, Brake* and Coast) what are the different between these options and could I use it for driving a single BDC motor ?

Thanks 

Shai  

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    TI__Genius 14955 points

    Hi Shai,

    Shai Finkman said:
    This table  7-3  defines options for fast and slow decay on the other hand there is another table  8-1 with different definitions (Brake, Brake* and Coast) what are the different between these options

    The term slow decay and brake mean the same thing, the terms fast decay and coast also mean the same thing.

    You can learn more about current recirculation and decay modes in this app note: https://www.ti.com/lit/an/slva321a/slva321a.pdf?ts=1695170713255

    Shai Finkman said:
    could I use it for driving a single BDC motor ?

    Yes. The DRV8962 has the capability of driving up to four solenoids or valves, one stepper motor, two brushed DC motors, one BLDC or PMSM motor and up to two thermoelectric coolers (Peltier elements)

    Regards, 

    Yara